Caleb Williams

It goes hand-in-hand.

This team is just

not been able to play complimentary football.

They've just been getting by the last few weeks.

Well, look, you've got a playmaker developing in Colston Loveland.

He finished with 58 receptions in the regular season.

That passed Mike Ditka for the third most of a Bears first-year player, and he's having an outstanding rookie season and coming on late for this team.

This has come with injuries.

Obviously, D.J.

Moore's been banged up for a lot of this year.

Roma Dunzey has missed the last month.

Luther Burden's been in and out of the lineup.

Colston Loveland has been a security blanket for Caleb Williams and for this offense, and that's no accident.

Here's Declan Doyle explaining why.

Is this the type of option you thought you were getting when you guys selected him or you did there?

Absolutely.

Without a doubt.

And look, this is exciting for the big picture.

You drafted this kid 10th overall to be a game-changing presence in your offense and somebody that Ben Johnson can have a lot of fun with, somebody that Caleb Williams can generate a trust in.

And you've seen the fruits of that already come to fruition here in his rookie season.