Chicago Bears Win Despite Caleb Williams' Struggles vs Saints

The Chicago Bears secured a 26-14 victory over the New Orleans Saints despite a subpar performance from quarterback Caleb Williams, who struggled with accuracy and decision-making, completing just 15 of 26 passes with no touchdowns and an interception. Williams himself acknowledged his disappointing play, expressing frustration and a commitment to improvement, emphasizing the need to better utilize open receivers and maintain rhythm in the passing game. The Bears' win was largely attributed to a strong defensive effort, which included four sacks and takeaways, and a robust running game that compensated for the offense's inefficiencies. Head coach Ben Johnson also noted the passing game needed to be sharper, highlighting issues with routes, protection, and execution. Although Williams' recent decline in completion percentage raises concerns, his accountability and potential for growth are seen as positive signs, especially considering this is only his sixth game in a new offensive system. The Bears now look ahead to upcoming challenges, with hopes that Williams will refine his play to match the team's defensive strengths and continue their winning streak in the competitive NFC North division.