Bears Rookie Caleb Williams Reflects on Turbulent Season After Coaching Shake-Up

The rookie quarterback adjusts to his third offensive coordinator and interim head coach Thomas Brown as the Bears navigate a six-game losing streak.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is navigating a challenging rookie season marked by a six-game losing streak and significant coaching changes, including the recent firing of head coach Matt Eberflus.
Thomas Brown has been promoted to interim head coach, becoming Williams' third offensive coordinator in six weeks, and aims to balance team leadership with the quarterback's development.
Williams has shown improvement under Brown's play-calling, with increased completion percentages, higher yards per dropback, and no turnovers in the past three games.
The quarterback views the season's adversity, including coaching turnover and game-management issues, as a developmental opportunity that could benefit his career in the long run.
The Bears face the San Francisco 49ers next, a team also struggling with injuries and a three-game losing streak, as both teams seek to turn their seasons around.