Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams has faced a challenging start to his NFL career, struggling in his first two games. He has thrown for 267 yards with two interceptions, no touchdown passes, and has been sacked nine times. Williams’ former college coach, Lincoln Riley, has advised him to go back to the basics, emphasizing patience and growth during this difficult transition. Despite the early setbacks, Riley remains confident that Williams will eventually thrive in the NFL. Williams showed some promise in a sequence against the Houston Texans, successfully managing a blitz and converting a difficult situation into positive yardage. The Bears’ offense ranks among the worst in the league, but there is still time for improvement as the season progresses.