Caleb Williams is embarking on a crucial rookie season, trying to lean on a veteran Chicago Bears team as he navigates the highs and lows that come with development in the NFL.

Williams was thought to be walking into a uniquely advantageous situation for a first-round pick, but it turned out to be fool's gold. Now he must find a way to use the misfortune and missteps to make himself better.

Caleb Williams’ rookie season with the Chicago Bears is in the books. It’s one that began with as much pressure as any player in the NFL. Expectations are inherently high for a first-overall pick, but for a quarterback attempting to become the first-ever franchise quarterback for the Chicago Bears,

Bears general manager Ryan Poles disagrees that the team wasted Caleb Williams's rookie season after a disappointing end.

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams likely won’t get any say in their upcoming coaching search, but he’s paying attention to the top candidates. The favorite to get the job is Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, and Williams watched him work in Detroit’s 31-9 win over the Vikings on Sunday to clinch the No. 1 seed in the NFC.

Williams once again showed just enough promise for the Bears to feel hopeful but also understand a lot needs to get done on offense.

Caleb Williams set records for passing -- and sacks. He had 2 OCs and head coaches, but he's excited about the future. Here's why.

Throughout his four seasons in the NFL, offensive lineman Teven Jenkins has had a rollercoaster of a career while with the Chicago Bears. When he plays, he’s an incredibly talented and physical lineman.