The rookie hasn't done well in his first two weeks, combining for 267 passing yards on a 56.1% completion rate (37-for-66), no touchdowns and two interceptions against the Tennessee Titans and Houston Texans. Fields spoke with reporters this week about Williams and his thoughts on what's ahead for his replacement in Chicago.

Caleb Williams is recovering from the seven-sack game. Now he and the Chicago Bears need to figure out how to prevent that from happening again.

Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams has looked uncomfortable through his first two games at the NFL level. The Bears appear to be trying to change that. Read more: Bears Rookie QB Caleb Williams Working On Fixing 'Stupid Mistakes' On Thursday,

As disconnected as the Chicago Bears offense looked in Sunday's loss to the Houston Texans, they had a chance to win the game on their final drive. Still, quarterback Caleb Williams and company are working on improving ahead of a Week 3 trip to Indianapolis.

The Chicago Bears were back on the practice fields Wednesday afternoon for the first time since their prime-time loss to the Houston Texans in Week 2. The Bears will play their third consecutive game against an AFC South opponent Sunday when they travel to Indianapolis to face the Colts.

While we are just two games into the regular season, it appeared frustration got the better of Bears wideout D.J. Moore during Chicago's 19-13 Sunday night loss to the Houston Texans. Television cameras caught his evident disappointment in 4k.

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Caleb Williams and Anthony Richardson find themselves in similar predicaments. Both left college early carrying the label of strong-armed quarterbacks, capable of making big plays with their feet. Both were drafted by teams seeking long-term stability at a position that had become a revolving door.

Anthony Richardson approached the lectern wearing his frustration on his face. But even if the expression of the Indianapolis Colts quarterback had not provided an indicator of his mood, his words moments later certainly did.