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In a thrilling overtime clash against the Minnesota Vikings, rookie quarterback Caleb Williams proved why he's the future of the Chicago Bears. Despite the team's 30-27 loss, Williams broke the Bears' rookie ing record with a 37-yard screen to DJ Moore, suring Mitch Trubisky's 2017 mark of 2,193 yards. What makes this feat even more remarkable? Williams accomplished it in just 11 starts.
The young QB wasn't just breaking records-he was showcasing composure. By the third quarter, Williams completed 18 of 25 es for 213 yards, posting an impressive 98.4 er rating with zero interceptions. Against a relentless Vikings defense, his performance was a bright spot in an otherwise frustrating night for Chicago fans.
Jaquan Brisker calls for change
Not everyone in the Bears' camp was as optimistic. Safety Jaquan Brisker, sidelined due to injury, took to social media to voice his frustrations. Brisker's post on X (formerly Twitter) read, "Got to tighten up. Not supposed to go like that," a pointed critique directed at his teammates, including the defensive line and, perhaps, Williams.
This isn't the first time Brisker has used social media to stir conversations. A previous post-"It'll all come to light eventually... Evil never wins"-sparked speculation about internal struggles within the team, possibly aimed at coaching decisions or his prolonged stint on the injured reserve list.
Brisker's criticism comes amid his eagerness to return to the field, as his absence has been felt on the Bears' defense. Without him, the unit struggled to contain the Vikings' offense, allowing standout moments like Jordan Addison's 45-yard catch and subsequent touchdown.
Hope for the future
Despite the loss and internal tension, Caleb Williams continues to shine as a beacon of hope for the Bears. His ability to deliver under pressure, even in challenging situations, has fans optimistic about what's ahead.
While Jaquan Brisker's critiques underscore the team's need for improvement, Williams' record-breaking night reminds everyone why he was the No. 1 overall pick. For Bears fans, the growing pains are real but so is the promise of greatness.