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How Shane Waldron plans to help Caleb Williams thrive behind Bears' shaky OL
Caleb Williams took a small step forward against the Texans despite being under constant pressure. If the protection is going to continue to be spotty, it’s up to OC Shane Waldron to find a way to make Williams’ life easier behind a shaky O-line.
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Bears OC Shane Waldron addresses sack issues vs. Texans
Offensive coordinator Shane Waldron explains the communication and protection breakdowns that the Bears need to address after giving up seven sacks to the Texans in week two
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Shane Waldron explains why Roschon Johnson didn't play during loss vs. Texans
The Bears feel they are close to finding their personality in the run game, but it remains to be seen if Roschon Johnson will be part of it.
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Bears OC says stagnant offense needs more practice to get out of funk
Bears OC Shane Waldron says the offense just needs more reps to overcome their rough start to the season
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Why Bears won't change struggling O-line despite pressure on Caleb Williams
The Bears’ offensive line has been putrid through two games. But there are no changes to be made. Either they play better, or the season will start to spiral.
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Caleb Williams won't make ‘stupid mistakes' again after vital lessons vs. Texans
Every week is going to be a learning experience for Bears quarterback Caleb Williams. He needs the lessons he learned in Houston to stick.
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DJ Moore regrets frustration, bad body language that went viral vs. Texans
DJ Moore didn’t realize how his body language and frustration looked on TV as the Bears struggled against the Texans. The veteran wide receiver knows he needs to be a stable presence for an offense still trying to find its identity with a rookie quarterback.
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Where Caleb Williams thinks he improved most in Week 2
The Bears offense had another pitiful showing in their Week 2 game against the Texans. Caleb Williams talked about where he thinks he improved the most from Week 1 to Week 2
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Bears' plan to support Caleb Williams threatening to devolve into nightmare
The Bears were praised for their plan to support rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. But through two games, the best situation a No. 1 overall pick has ever landed in looks a lot like a nightmare,
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Schrock's Report Card: Grading Caleb Williams, Bears in loss vs. Texans
The Bears’ defense gave them a chance to win Sunday night in Houston, but quarterback Caleb Williams and the offense couldn’t hold up their end of the bargain for the second straight week.
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Caleb Williams details what bothers him most about loss to Texans
The Bears lost to the Texans 19-13 on Sunday evening. After the game, Caleb Williams talked about what bothers him most about the loss
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Cole Kmet ‘not freaking out' after Week 2 loss to Texans
The Bears lost to the Texans 19-13 on Sunday evening. After the game, Cole Kmet talked about what went wrong against the Texans and why he isn’t freaking out
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What we learned as Caleb Williams, Bears' offense struggle in loss vs. Texans
The Bears’ defense kept C.J. Stroud in check, but Caleb Williams and the offense once again couldn’t get out of the starting blocks in a 19-13 loss on “Sunday Night Football.”
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Bears vs. Texans inactives: Rome Odunze in, Keenan Allen out on SNF
Caleb Williams will have Rome Odunze on Sunday night in Houston but will be without Keenan Allen.
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Scores and stats from Week 2 NFL Sunday games
Catch up on the latest scores and stats from Sunday’s games in Week 2 of the 2024 NFL season.
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Bears wide receivers will be game time decisions vs. Texans
Bears head coach Matt Eberflus said Friday that Keenan Allen and Rome Odunze will be true game time decisions for SNF vs. the Texans
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Rome Odunze ‘felt good' in return to practice but unsure if he'll face Texans
Rome Odunze took an important first step toward playing vs. the Texans on Friday when he returned to practice. The rookie receiver “felt good” but time will tell if he will be available in Houston.
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Bears injury report: Keenan Allen, Rome Odunze both questionable vs. Texans
Caleb Williams could be without two of his top receivers Sunday vs. the Texans as Rome Odunze and Keenan Allen are questionable for the Week 2 clash.
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Caleb Williams' Week 1 struggles likely to be meaningless blip in expected rise
Caleb Williams’ shaky NFL debut was to be expected. But just as a pebble doesn’t alter the course of a river, an expected rookie dud won’t change the planned trajectory of the Bears’ new signal-caller.
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Bears' Shane Waldron takes blame for Cole Kmet's curious usage in win vs. Titans
Why did the Bears go away from tight end Cole Kmet in Week 1? Offensive coordinator Shane Waldron took the blame for not finding the right balance of reps for all of his playmakers.