When the Chicago Bears walk into U.S. Bank Stadium for Monday night’s game against the Minnesota Vikings, they will be 64 days removed from their last victory. The team’s seven-game losing streak has taken a toll.

Even with all the wrong that has happened for the Chicago Bears during the 2024 season, there have been two young bright spots in the team's first round draft selections -- No. 1 pick quarterback Caleb Williams and No. 9 pick receiver Rome Odunze.

The Texans’ David Carr holds the sacks record with 76 in 2002. The Eagles’ Randall Cunningham is second with 72 in 1986. Carr — the first pick in 2002 and a cautionary tale for how a franchise can hamper a quarterback — also ranks third with 68 in 2005. He went 23-53 in five seasons as the Texans’ starter from 2002 to ’06.

In a season that has been filled with disappointment, there are looming questions about the future of the Chicago Bears front office and what they're planning to do in the immediate future. Using their first round draft picks to bring in quarterback Caleb Williams and wide receiver Rome Odunze,