It seemed like the Chicago Bears were going to blow a golden opportunity to bolster their playoff chances with a home game against one of the NFL's worst teams.

New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart was well on his way to leading the team to an upset win over the Chicago Bears. Thanks to two rushing touchdowns, Dart had the Giants ahead 17-10 entering the fourth quarter. Then, disaster struck.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams leads the two minute drill against the New York Giants with a 27-yard pass to wide receiver to Luther Burden.

Bears safety Jaquan Brisker breaks up a fourth-down pass from quarterback Jaxson Dart to New York Giants tight end Daniel Bellinger in the end zone to force a turnover on downs. Bears running back D'Andre Swift refuses to go down and gains nine yards to move the chains on fourth-and-2.

Caleb Williams is tasked with a simple yet difficult decision: become the best Chicago Bears quarterback ever. Easier said than done, he is at least on pace to break a franchise record.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams throws his first touchdown pass of the game, a 2-yard pass to wide receiver Rome Odunze in the fourth quarter against the New York Giants.

At least three of his fellow first-rounders are ahead of him at the halfway point of Year 2, and this is when Williams should be showing results under coach Ben Johnson.

Caleb Williams’ best wide receiver is caught in the middle of a messy social-media battle. James Odunze, the father of second-year Chicago Bears receiver Rome Odunze, has decided to make his