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A week that was filled with talk about leadership meetings and accountability ended with a pressure-lifting win for the Bears. Insider Josh Schrock delivers a feel-good report card after the win vs. the Rams.

The Bears’ defense kept them in the game, and Caleb Williams and the offense finally arrived in the second half to deliver a much-needed win over the Rams.

The Bears’ offense is stuck in a rut and it appears their only way out is to have uncomfortable conversations and learn hard truths. This isn’t where they were supposed to be three games into the Caleb Williams era.

With a leaky offensive line and a non-existent run game, the Bears’ plan to take the pressure off Caleb Williams has been thrown at the window. They need the rookie QB to carry their lost offense, and he’s willing to put them on his shoulders if necessary.

The Bears had a golden opportunity to get on track against a Colts team that is the definition of mediocre. Instead, coaching malpractice and offensive miscues plagued them in an unacceptable 21-16 loss.

Of all the things that cost the Bears a chance to leave Indianapolis with a win, the fourth-and-goal option play stings the most. The Bears’ explanation for the call, much like their offense through three weeks, wasn’t good enough.

Caleb Williams racked up the yards and found the end zone twice in Indianapolis, but the Bears’ offense still showed major issues in a 21-16 loss to the Colts.

Caleb Williams isn’t the first rookie quarterback to struggle out of the gate. Patience is needed and warranted. The Bears have sent the right message to Williams and his response will tell a lot about where they are headed.

Caleb Williams took a small step forward against the Texans despite being under constant pressure. If the protection is going to continue to be spotty, it’s up to OC Shane Waldron to find a way to make Williams’ life easier behind a shaky O-line.

The Bears’ offensive line has been putrid through two games. But there are no changes to be made. Either they play better, or the season will start to spiral.

The Bears were praised for their plan to support rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. But through two games, the best situation a No. 1 overall pick has ever landed in looks a lot like a nightmare,

The Bears’ defense gave them a chance to win Sunday night in Houston, but quarterback Caleb Williams and the offense couldn’t hold up their end of the bargain for the second straight week.

The Bears’ defense kept C.J. Stroud in check, but Caleb Williams and the offense once again couldn’t get out of the starting blocks in a 19-13 loss on “Sunday Night Football.”

Caleb Williams’ shaky NFL debut was to be expected. But just as a pebble doesn’t alter the course of a river, an expected rookie dud won’t change the planned trajectory of the Bears’ new signal-caller.

The Bears opened their season with a win over the Titans, but Caleb Williams’ rough debut led to thoughts of dread and a lot of second guessing. Bears Insider Josh Schrock opens up a different kind of 1-0 overreactions mailbag.

Caleb Williams vowed to be better after a turbulent NFL debut. There’s reason to believe he’ll follow through, and the Bears have the tools needed to help aid him in his rise to the summit.

On a day that was supposed to be all about Caleb Williams, the Bears’ ascending defense showed out and took it upon themselves to deliver a 24-17 win over the Tennessee Titans.

Keenan Allen watched Justin Herbert rise to stardom for the Los Angeles Chargers. He believes Caleb Williams can follow a similar trajectory, but he also sees something different in the rookie QB — something that is early evidence the Bears’ detailed QB plan will succeed.

Caleb Williams has brought increased expectations to Halas Hall. The Bears now have a talent-rich roster, but the initial 53-man group shows two areas that could stop Matt Eberflus’ group from reaching their potential in 2024.

Drake Maye, like Caleb Williams, clearly has the goods. But unlike Williams, Maye’s franchise has not developed a methodical plan for early success which has been highlighted by the Patriots’ current dilemma.