As a high school football player in the Washington, D.C., area, Caleb Williams took his team to a championship. While in college with USC, Williams never quite took the Trojans to such lofty heights, but he did win 23 of 33 career games while also taking home the 2022 Heisman Trophy.

Headlines continue to focus on the Chicago Bears front office and what could be the immediate future of general manager Ryan Poles, even while the team is struggling on the field. The focus highlights what has been a disaster of a season for the Bears, both on and off the field, and now Poles' hot seat feels as if it is getting warmer by the hour.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams insisted he hasn’t lost faith in general manager Ryan Poles. Even with the team on a seven-game losing streak , he believes the franchise has the right person in place to build a winner.

Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams knew he was going to experience some new things in his first year in the NFL, but he wasn't hoping for an experience like the one he's having right now.

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.

Caleb Williams's rookie year in the NFL has not gone as well as both he and the Chicago Bears had hoped after he came to the franchise as one of best quarterback prospects in a long time. The Heisman Trophy winner out of USC has proven to be human and dealt with the type of on-the-job training that has tested every young signal-caller to come into the league before him.

A season that started with so much promise for rookie quarterback Caleb Williams reached its depressing nadir Thursday with his admission that he has sought advice from people at Halas Hall about dealing with a seven-game losing streak.

There are plenty of questions facing the Bears this offseason, and the status of general manager Ryan Poles is certainly something to m

While Eberflus received most of the heat, and rightfully so, for his role in his 14-32 record in roughly three seasons, Poles also deserves a share of the blame for the roster construction -- notably not dedicating resources to the offensive line and neglecting the trenches -- as well as his decision to hire Eberflus in the first place.