Williams finished the game throwing 16 of 28 for 122 yards with an interception and had a passer rating of 53.0. Williams was also sacked seven times during the game and took a crucial sack right before the two-minute warning that put the Bears in a bad position to even try and attempt a field goal.

In the fourth quarter of the Chicago Bears' forgettable 6–3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, one that extended their losing streak to 10 games, fans began to voice their frustrations. Loud boos and "sell the team" chants rained down from the Soldier Field bleachers onto both the field and Prime Video's Thursday Night Football broadcast.

Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young took 62 sacks last season, and it took a benching this season to help him find his groove again. That amount of sacks absolutely hindered Young in his rookie season and likely carried over to his sophomore struggles before the benching.

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.

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

Caleb Williams is the most-sacked QB in the NFL. So with nothing to play for in Week 18, will Williams suit up for the Bears?

The Chicago Bears have decided whether they will bench rookie quarterback Caleb Williams against the Green Bay Packers in Week 18. The post Bears Make Final Call on Benching Caleb Williams Against Packers appeared first on Heavy Sports.

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.

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.