The Chicago Bears are back to .500. Chicago snapped its two-game losing streak with a 24-18 victory over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday at Soldier Field

Caleb Williams is growing week by week. After a couple of misfires in the first half, Williams cashed in on his opportunities in the second half, including a touchdown pass to DJ Moore, to help the Bears defeat the Rams 24-18.

Patience has always been key with Chicago and its process. After Caleb Williams' best outing as a Bear, and a win over the Rams, the vision is finally starting to become clearer.

DJ Moore #2 and Caleb Williams #18 of the Chicago Bears celebrate after their touchdown connection against the Los Angeles Rams during the third

Caleb Williams led four scoring drives, D’Andre Swift had 165 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown, and the Chicago Bears held off the Los Angeles Rams 24-18.

Waldron, of course, is in his first year as Chicago’s lead offensive mind. While he had a good reputation with the Seattle Seahawks in recent years, a combination of Williams’ learning curve as a rookie and a bunch of different moving parts have led the Bears to one of the NFL’s worst statistical offenses so far.

Chicago Bears wide receiver DJ Moore inexplicably gave up on a play that should have been an easy touchdown during Sunday’s home game against the Los Angeles Rams. Late in the second quarter, Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams threw a pass to a wide-open DJ Moore,