In their season opener, the Chicago Bears secured a 24-17 victory against the Tennessee Titans, with rookie quarterback Caleb Williams facing a challenging debut, completing 14 of 29 passes for 93 yards. The Bears initially trailed 17-0, but a strong defensive effort and timely special teams plays turned the tide, including a pivotal interception by Tyrique Stevenson that resulted in a touchdown. Williams, making history as the first No. 1 overall pick to win his debut since 2002, displayed resilience despite a lackluster offensive performance, which included no touchdowns and only 148 total yards. Despite his struggles, Williams maintained a positive attitude, acknowledging the need for improvement while remaining calm under pressure. His leadership and maturity have already begun to make a significant impact on the team dynamic. Moving forward, expectations are high for Williams as he aims to harness his skills and drive the Bears towards a successful season.