The Chicago Bears' rookie quarterback Caleb Williams faced immense pressure during a 19-13 loss to the Houston Texans, being sacked seven times and pressured on 36 of his 48 dropbacks. Despite his talent, Williams has struggled in his first two games, throwing for 267 yards with no touchdowns and two interceptions, as the Bears' offensive line issues persist. Head Coach Matt Eberflus noted that the problems extend beyond just the offensive line, including play calling and penalties that hinder the team's execution. The Bears managed to remain competitive due to their defense, but Williams expressed frustration over not executing and contributing to the team's struggles. Analysts suggest that significant structural changes are needed to protect Williams and enhance the offensive flow. As the season progresses, improving the offensive line and run game will be crucial for the Bears' success.