The Bears' rookie quarterback, who has been sacked an NFL-high 67 times already, will start the season finale against the Packers. Every opportunity for growth is worth a little risk for a player with his potential — but not too much risk.

The Chicago Bears plan to have Caleb Williams make one more start rather than hold their prized rookie quarterback out of the season finale at Green Bay.

The Bears will treat the season finale like any other game says interim coach Thomas Brown, which means Caleb Williams and all healthy starters face Green Bay.

The Bears have nothing to play for — except for draft position, in which losing to their rivals would actually benefit them.

T hings have not gone according to plan for Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams in his first year in the NFL. While he has put up respectable numbers from an individua

A penalty on the Bears' offensive line wiped away one of the most impressive throws of Caleb Williams's career.

Just so we’re clear, there is no rock bottom to the sheer collective misery known as the Chicago Bears. If you ever wonder if this incompetent organization could really get worse or more bleak, it can. The Bears’ rock bottom has a dank and dark basement, and no one knows when it ends.

After another disappointing game which saw him pass for less than 150 yards in a fifth game this season, quarterback Caleb Williams is putting the blame on himself for another Chicago Bears loss. Their 10th consecutive loss came in Week 17 on Thursday Night Football in absolutely embarrassing fashion,

Though the Bears have little at stake in their season finale, they won’t rest rookie quarterback Caleb Williams or any key starters against the Packers on Sunday.