Although their comeback effort came up short in last week's loss, Williams connected on a fourth-and-3 pass to Odunze for a 21-yard gain, not only keeping the team alive on the final drive of the game,

Former USC Trojans and current Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams and wide receiver Rome Odunze have been tasked with helping to rest or honor one of the

Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams will venture deeper into NFC North competition Sunday when the Minnesota Vikings visit Soldier Field. Williams is coming off an encouraging individual effort in last week’s devastating home loss to the Green Bay Packers.

Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams will have to be masterful at diagnosing a blitz-happy Minnesota Vikings defense, both before the snap and once the ball is in his hands.

Analysis: Bouncing back from another catastrophe is the goal for the Bears overall but for Caleb Williams handling the pressure takes on a more literal meaning.

The Chicago Bears (4-6) look to halt their four-game losing streak when they host the Minnesota Vikings (8-2) on Sunday at Soldier Field. For the Bears, it’s the first of two NFC North games in five days with the Thanksgiving game at the Detroit Lions (9-1) to follow.