After years of the Chicago Bears and their fans being perpetually disappointed and frustrated, there is finally lots of light at the end of the tunnel for them.
They signed six-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Keenan Allen in free agency, and in last week’s draft, they nabbed University of Southern California quarterback Caleb Williams, as well as talented wideout Rome Odunze.
Per Sky Kruse, Williams plans on making a good first impression on the Bears, partly by doing something seemingly simple — learning the names of all of his teammates and people in the team’s facility.
He then plans on learning the playbook, executing the plays, and show everyone he is the player everyone says he is.
How does Caleb Williams plan on winning the #Bears over?
– Learning everyone’s name on the team and in the facility.
– Learning the playbook and executing the plays.
– Showing everyone he is the player everyone says he is.
Via – @JeffJoniak/@ChicagoBears…
— Sky Kruse (@KruseSports_) May 3, 2024
Williams is regarded by many as a generational prospect, and he has a great chance to become the first truly great Bears QB since Sid Luckman in the 1940s.
He threw for 3,333 yards and 30 touchdowns last season, and the year before that, he notched 4,537 passing yards and 42 passing touchdowns for the Trojans.
In his two seasons at USC, he also added 21 touchdowns on the ground.
Unlike most quarterbacks who go very high in the draft, Williams is now in a situation that should be very conducive to helping him grow and develop very fast.
In addition to Allen and Odunze, he will be able to throw the football to D.J. Moore, a very reliable wideout who had 1,364 yards in 2023 and has gone over 1,100 yards in four of the last five seasons.
Chicago also boasts a young defense that many feel will only get better with time.
The NFC North is very competitive and talented, but Williams and crew seem to be in a position to make the playoffs this coming season.
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