When you look at the 58 times Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams has been sacked and the situation at left tackle, the argument to sit him for the final three games isn’t outrageous.

Quarterback Caleb Williams does not like losing, and he's had plenty of losses in his rookie season with the Chicago Bears. After starting 4-2 to begin the season, the Bears came out of their bye week and have not won a game since,

Caleb Williams acknowledges the frustration he is experiencing and the impact all this losing is having on him, but Bears fans might be even more disappointed.

Amid Chicago's eight-game losing streak and a trying rookie season, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams says "losing is one of those things that really affects me."

Per Pro Football Reference’s metric, Williams leads the NFL with 97 bad throws, which are defined as a pass that is uncatchable with normal effort.

The Chicago Bears are on an eight-game losing streak. Caleb Williams has hit another rough patch with back-to-back games under 200 yards. The team's playoff hopes are gone, and many fans are simply hoping to see the Bears' first-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft get a little more valuable as everything winds down.

Caleb Williams is really going through it during his rookie season with the Chicago Bears. Nobody ever said being the No. 1 overall pick and a former Heisman Trophy winner was going to make things easy for Williams.