Bears Analysis

Caleb Williams was initially skeptical that the Bears were the best team to develop him and help him reach his potential. His opinion changed during the pre-draft process and he arrives in Chicago no longer as a skeptic but as a savior.

The Bears will have a long wait before they go back on the clock at No. 75, but there are still several talented prospects available who fit their needs.

After drafting Caleb Williams to be their franchise quarterback, the Bears continued to make good on their promise to support him by selecting Rome Odunze with the No. 9 pick.

Caleb Williams checked every box for the Bears, from arm talent to mental makeup, making it an easy decision for Ryan Poles to draft him with the No. 1 overall pick and tab him as Chicago’s next franchise quarterback.

Caleb Williams wouldn’t reveal what jersey number he will wear for the Bears. That’s tomorrow’s problem. Thursday is all about soaking in the feeling of accomplishing a lifelong dream.

Who is Caleb Williams? In short, he’s the man who’s about to become the next quarterback of the Chicago Bears. Williams is the consensus No. 1 overall pick in this year’s draft, and is among the most highly-touted quarterback prospects in recent memory. Think Joe Burrow and Andrew Luck, that type of hype. What makes him so intriguing? Williams......

Rome Odunze joined Caleb Williams, DJ Moore, and Keenan Allen for a simple workout in Los Angeles. But it could wind up being a glimpse of the Bears’ future, and that’s something the two top prospects have discussed.

When general manager Ryan Poles set up a dinner for Caleb Williams and Bears veteran players, he had a specific goal in mind. So did Williams.

The Bears will kick off the 2024 NFL Draft by selecting Caleb Williams with the No. 1 overall pick. That selection counts as a franchise-altering win, but they’ll have three more picks to ace to ensure they capitalize on a rare opportunity.

The Bears only have four picks in the 2024 NFL Draft, but general manager Ryan Poles isn’t worried about finding a way to add more picks. The state of his fast-improving roster has him confident that four picks will deliver what the Bears need.

Ryan Poles wanted to involve key veteran leaders in the Bears’ final evaluation of Caleb Williams. The feedback he got cemented the Bears’ expected decision to draft the USC star with the No. 1 pick.

Bears Insider Josh Schrock let Bears Twitter take the wheel in his latest mock draft and it led to a big win, two trade downs, and a few curious misses.

Caleb Williams is open about his desire to match and catch Tom Brady, and he wants a team willing to do everything necessary to help him reach that rare air. Having greatness demanded of them is precisely what the slow-changing Bears franchise has desperately needed.