During a recent practice session, Ben Johnson, the Bears’ offensive coordinator, reportedly expressed his frustration with both the team’s offensive approach and Caleb Williams, the team’s rookie quarterback. The incident has sparked discussions about the quarterback’s ability to adapt and improve, particularly as he enters his second season with the franchise.
Colin Cowherd, a prominent sports analyst, has questioned whether Williams can make a significant leap in his second year, given the current state of the Bears’ offense. The Bears, who have struggled with offensive inconsistencies this season, are now under pressure to show progress, as their performance could have a direct impact on their standings in the competitive NFC North division.
While there has been no official statement from the Bears regarding Johnson’s comments or Williams’ performance, the situation has created a sense of urgency for the team. As the season progresses, the Bears will need to provide clear signs of improvement from both their coaching staff and quarterback if they are to remain competitive in the league.