Caleb Williams faces scrutiny after a book revealed his past reluctance to join the Chicago Bears, sparking NFL-wide discussion. Former player Ross Tu

The Bears were regarded as a place where quarterbacks "come to die," a take on Muhsin Muhammad's famed quote about wide receivers and the Bears. All of this occurred long in advance of the NFL draft and Williams was reported to have long-sinc decided he wanted to come to Chicago by draft day.

Former USC Trojans QB Caleb Williams wasn't really affected by his initial refusal to play for the Chicago Bears.

The Williams family considered steering Caleb away from the Bears with a hostile public relations offensive before Caleb decided he “wasn’t ready to nuke the city,” Wicker-sham wrote. After visiting Halas Hall in April, just weeks before the draft, Williams reportedly told his father he was comfortable becoming a Bear.

Boomer Esiason ripped Caleb Williams for his 2024 NFL Draft approach despite doing something similar to start his own NFL career.

Really, it's not that dramatic, but I did feel like something wicked was trying to ruin the peace and tranquility attached to the Chicago Bears' offseason when excerpts of Seth Wickersham's book, American Kings: A Biography of the Quarterback,

Caleb Williams found himself in the midst of controversy. This was because of the revelations made about his initial feelings on joining the Chicago Bears ahead of the 2023 draft.

Chicago Bears' initial handling of quarterback Caleb Williams faced criticism. Williams felt unsupported, impacting his development. The team has now

Any praise for Johnson must be muted by the fact that his organization decided it wasn’t important for Caleb Williams to address the story himself Wednesday.