Williams could wind up having the third-most passing yards in Bears history, which isn't bad considering the circumstances.

The Bears are inept in the first quarter, too, where they average a league-low 3.81 yards per play and have totaled a league-worst two touchdowns. No one has fewer first-quarter passing yards, and only two teams have fewer rushing yards.

Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears have not been having the best season. While looking at the future, Williams believes connecting with fellow rookie wide receiver Rome Odunze is the key to success for the Bears.