Caleb Williams is frustrated with the Bears ’ offense, and also with himself. The team’s bumbling attack — the Bears averaged nine points over the last three games — led to offensive coordinator Shane Waldron being fired Tuesday and replaced by pass-game coordinator Thomas Brown.

Analysis: Matt Eberflus con't guarantee Caleb Williams will remain starter in the future and the key could be getting the ball out faster to open receivers.

Chicago Bears Coach Matt Eberflus dismissed Shane Waldron and promoted Thomas Brown to offensive coordinator amid a three-game losing skid.

With rookie quarterback Caleb Williams too often running for his life, the Chicago Bears fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron. Thomas Brown is taking his place.

Caleb Williams Reacts To Coaching Change

Contrary to speculation nationally and locally, there has been no genuine consideration by the Bears to benching rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, as a measure of preservation.

When Caleb Williams got drafted, he likely thought he would be in for an all-time rookie campaign. It hasn’t been anything close for the former Oklahoma and USC star quarterback. He’s shown flashes, but there have been more struggles than good times.

A report from earlier this week claimed that "a few" veteran Chicago Bears players wanted rookie quarterback Caleb Williams benched in favor of backup Tyson Bagent following the firing of offensive coordinator Shane Waldron.

The Chicago Bears and rookie quarterback Caleb Williams have struggled immensely in recent weeks, leading to concerns as to whether Williams is really ready to lead an NFL offense. But despite these worries,