Caleb Williams Admits Bears Haven't Yet Reached Their Full Potential Under Him.
The Chicago Bears quarterback has acknowledged that his team hasn't hit its full potential yet, despite a 9-1 record in the last 10 games. Williams said that while the wins are great, he wants to see more consistency and execution on offense.
The quarterback had a mixed game against the Eagles, completing 17 of 36 passes for 154 yards, one touchdown, and an interception. His passer rating was 56.9, the worst of his season. However, Williams made some crucial throws down the stretch, including a 28-yard touchdown pass to Cole Kmet in the fourth quarter.
Coach Ben Johnson praised Williams' efforts, saying that he "made some huge ones" in the game. He also acknowledged that the wind conditions were a challenge for the quarterback, but said that he delivered a good ball on one crucial throw.
Williams has been working to improve his accuracy and decision-making, and he says that he's excited about the potential of his team. Despite the mixed results so far, he believes that they can do something special for Chicago.
The Bears will look to build on their momentum as they head into next week's game against the Packers. With a strong defense and a talented roster, they have the makings of a deep playoff run.
However, Williams knows that it won't be easy. He said that he expects more from himself, particularly when it comes to executing in big games. The quarterback has been working hard to improve his skills, but he acknowledges that there's still room for growth.
As the Bears enter the final stretch of the season, they'll need to find a way to hit their full potential if they want to make a deep playoff run. With Williams at the helm, they have the talent and determination to do so. But first, they need to overcome some inconsistent play from their quarterback.
The Chicago Bears quarterback has acknowledged that his team hasn't hit its full potential yet, despite a 9-1 record in the last 10 games. Williams said that while the wins are great, he wants to see more consistency and execution on offense.
The quarterback had a mixed game against the Eagles, completing 17 of 36 passes for 154 yards, one touchdown, and an interception. His passer rating was 56.9, the worst of his season. However, Williams made some crucial throws down the stretch, including a 28-yard touchdown pass to Cole Kmet in the fourth quarter.
Coach Ben Johnson praised Williams' efforts, saying that he "made some huge ones" in the game. He also acknowledged that the wind conditions were a challenge for the quarterback, but said that he delivered a good ball on one crucial throw.
Williams has been working to improve his accuracy and decision-making, and he says that he's excited about the potential of his team. Despite the mixed results so far, he believes that they can do something special for Chicago.
The Bears will look to build on their momentum as they head into next week's game against the Packers. With a strong defense and a talented roster, they have the makings of a deep playoff run.
However, Williams knows that it won't be easy. He said that he expects more from himself, particularly when it comes to executing in big games. The quarterback has been working hard to improve his skills, but he acknowledges that there's still room for growth.
As the Bears enter the final stretch of the season, they'll need to find a way to hit their full potential if they want to make a deep playoff run. With Williams at the helm, they have the talent and determination to do so. But first, they need to overcome some inconsistent play from their quarterback.
. I mean, what's going on in his head? He's got all the talent in the world, but he can't seem to execute when it counts. And now he's saying they haven't reached their full potential yet? That's just a cop-out! 
I mean, he's got the skills, but there are just too many drops in his stats that are gonna make you go "hmm". 56.9 passer rating? That's not exactly fire 
. And don't even get me started on those crucial throws he made against the Eagles... were they really that clutch or was it just bad luck 
? Either way, I still got faith in him and the Bears, but we need to see more consistency from Williams ASAP 
They've got a strong defense and roster, so I think they can do something special, but they need to figure out their QB play. It's like, if Caleb wants to take them all the way, he needs to step up his game. 
But hey, he's working on it, and that's what matters. Maybe they just need to adjust their strategy a bit? 
! And don't get me wrong, I love seeing him make clutch throws down the stretch 
. But come on, a passer rating of 56.9? That's not exactly lighting it up 
. Coach Ben Johnson says that was a challenge, but I'm not buying it 
. You can't just blame the weather for your poor performance 
, but I need to see some concrete evidence 
before I start believing the hype. Let's not forget, 9-1 is still a pretty solid record 
