In a decisive move, Bears coach Matt Eberflus left no room for doubt regarding Caleb Williams' role as the team's starting quarterback. Eberflus stated, "No conversation. He's the starter," firmly establishing Williams as the top QB for the upcoming season.

The Bears' unwavering commitment to Williams became evident early in the draft process, solidifying their stance when they traded Justin Fields to Pittsburgh in March. Unlike past scenarios where rookie quarterbacks were expected to serve as backups, Chicago is placing its full trust in Williams from the outset.

Past attempts with veteran quarterbacks like Mike Glennon and Andy Dalton failed to provide the stability the Bears sought, leading to a renewed approach under the current leadership. With Williams, the 2022 Heisman Trophy winner, Chicago aims to secure a franchise quarterback capable of leading the team to success for years to come.

Joining Williams on the Bears' quarterback roster are Tyson Bagent and undrafted rookie Austin Reed. With Williams at the helm, Chicago fans are hopeful for a new era of quarterback excellence.