Caleb Williams and Anthony Richardson, both strong-armed quarterbacks who left college early, are facing early season scrutiny as they aim to establish themselves as leaders for the Chicago Bears and Indianapolis Colts, respectively. With both teams struggling at 0-2, they are under pressure to improve their low completion percentages and capitalize on opportunities. Richardson's recent performances have been particularly challenging, with a completion rate of just 49.1% and four interceptions in his short career. Despite his athleticism and some impressive throws, he has yet to demonstrate consistent accuracy, raising concerns about his readiness to lead an NFL team. Ahead of their matchup on Sunday, both quarterbacks are looking to turn their seasons around and silence critics. Colts coach Shane Steichen emphasizes the learning curve for Richardson, suggesting that time and experience will help him adapt to the challenges of the NFL.