After Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears failed to score more than three points in a dismal Thursday Night Football loss to the Seattle Seahawks that brought boos from the home crowd, it became even more apparent that the Bears must prioritize hiring a head coach that will aid Williams's development.

He hasn’t done that, but he has a chance to cross one item off that list. Next week against the Packers he can become the first Bears quarterback to start every game in a 17-game season, and the first Bears passer to start every game in a season of any length since Jay Cutler did it in 2009.

Football game between the Bears and the Seattle Seahawks, sideline reporter Kaylee Hartung reported that Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson had some specifi

He could sit down and talk to the Bears tomorrow if he wanted.That is, if they want to hire a 73-year-old coach who had one playoff win after 2016.  If this is truly the case, and the Bears are really going to consider people who are senior advisor or network pregame show analyst types as 70-something,

“He runs more than we do,” Seahawks linebacker Derick Hall, who played for Carroll last year, told the Sun-Times on Thursday. “He comes out on the field and he’ll be running 100 [-yard dashes] and throwing deep balls.