Caleb Williams is the franchise quarterback of the Chicago Bears, but he reportedly didn't want to be ahead of the 2024 NFL draft.

Caleb Williams' father did not want his son to be drafted by the Chicago Bears — and made his intentions very clear.

Caleb Williams and his family explored options to circumvent the 2024 NFL draft in order to avoid going to the Bears.

A new book by Seth Wickersham includes a new revelation related to Bears QB Caleb Williams that makes Matt Eberflus look even worse.

According to Seth Wickersham’s upcoming book, “American Kings: A Biography of the Quarterback,” Williams' father, Carl, called Chicago “the place where quarterbacks go to die” in the months preceding the 2024 NFL Draft.

While Chicago hasn't won a playoff game since the 2010 campaign, it will look to change that during the upcoming season. After all, it hired new head coach Ben Johnson after he helped the Detroit Lions become one of the best teams in the league as their offensive coordinator.

Quarterback Caleb Williams looked to find a way around the NFL's collective bargaining agreement in an effort to avoid being drafted by the Chicago Bears, details from a forthcoming book reveal.

The NFL schedule for the upcoming season was released on Wednesday, and fans can now secure their tickets to see the Chicago Bears in action.

Bears insider Courtney Cronin believes that QB Caleb Williams will throw for 4,000 passing yards during the 2025 NFL season.