CBS Sports' Jim Nantz looks forward to Bears-Commanders rookie QB showdown
Chicago has long had a reputation of where quarterbacks come to die. Nantz expects that to change with Caleb Williams.
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Chicago has long had a reputation of where quarterbacks come to die. Nantz expects that to change with Caleb Williams.
Meanwhile, the Bears still don't know who will be playing quarterback for the Commanders on Sunday—it could be Marcus Mariota, or Jayden Daniels, who is dealing with a rib injury.
Caleb Williams said he's also looking to improve his deep ball throws in next Sunday's matchup against the Washington Commanders.
The Hall-of-Famer has been battling ALS. The fundraiser Monday night is also intended to raise awareness about the disease.
The Bears will look to extend their three-game win streak on Sunday against the Washington Commanders.
Kmet stepped in for injured long snapper Scott Daly against the Jaguars, and executed successful snaps on all five of the Bears' extra points.
Moore said it can be jarring to take orders from a recent draft pick four years his junior—but when they work together, everything works out.
The players had the day off before starting game preps. They want to mix in a little pleasure on the business strip.
Even as the Bears have kept their last 10 opponents to under 20 points, Jaylon Johnson says they can do more to be "dominant."
Caleb Williams and receiver DJ Moore also discussed their efforts to correct mishaps during last Sunday's game.
