Amid the struggles of the Bears' offense that led to this week's firing of Shane Waldron, as well as a report that "a few" veteran players had requested backup Tyson Bagent start at QB, Caleb Williams said Wednesday that he feels backed by his teammates.

Sunday cannot come quickly enough for the Chicago Bears because then they'll have an opportunity to change their narrative with a win over the Green Bay Packers. Right now the existing school of thought is that the franchise has screwed up the Caleb Williams era to an astounding degree only nine games in.

The drama surrounding the Bears' rookie QB Caleb Williams intensifies as veteran players call for a change, while firing offensive coordinator Shane Waldron won't fix all the issues.

Chicago Bears WR Keenan Allen said that now-former offensive coordinator Shane Waldron was "too nice of a guy."

On a busy day at Halas Hall, the Chicago Bears preceded their Wednesday afternoon practice with coach Matt Eberflus and quarterback Caleb Williams addressing Tuesday’s firing of offensive coordinator Shane Waldron and Waldron’s successor,

Shane Waldron has been fired as the Chicago Bears' offensive coordinator less than 10 months after being hired for the job. The Bears announced the firing Tuesday, one day after head coach Matt Eberflus promised "changes" and "adjustments" for the struggling Bears.