But while others may spread blame around a disappointing Bears team, the only finger the rookie quarterback is pointing is at himself. Williams came to the defense of his much-maligned offensive line ahead of the Bears final game of the season—which is coming up Sunday against the rival Green Bay Packers.

Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams is within striking distance of becoming the NFL's most sacked quarterback in a season. The prevailing narrative around the hits taken by the first overall pick is a point of contention for the 23-year-old.

Williams has been sacked 67 times this season, the fourth-most in the history of the NFL. If he’s sacked nine times by the Packers — who are tied for seventh in the NFL in sacks this year — he’ll tie David Carr for the most all-time.

Just so we’re clear, there is no rock bottom to the sheer collective misery known as the Chicago Bears. If you ever wonder if this incompetent organization could really get worse or more bleak, it can. The Bears’ rock bottom has a dank and dark basement, and no one knows when it ends.

The Chicago Bears plan to have Caleb Williams make one more start rather than hold their prized rookie quarterback out of the season finale at Green Bay. Interim coach Thomas Brown shot down the idea of having Williams sit out Sunday's game at Lambeau Field,

Caleb Williams carried big expectations into his rookie season with the Bears. He has done his part but everything else has raised major questions about the franchise.

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