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In a narrow 21-16 defeat to the Indianapolis Colts, Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams set a franchise record for rookie passing yards in a game, completing 33 of 52 passes for 363 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions. Despite his impressive performance, the Bears struggled with their rushing attack, managing only 63 yards on 28 attempts. Williams expressed frustration over missed opportunities in the red zone but remains optimistic about the team's offensive identity developing as the season progresses.
- Caleb Williams had a record-setting game but faced challenges with turnovers.
- The Bears' rushing game continues to struggle, impacting their overall offensive performance.
- The team is focused on finding their offensive identity moving forward.
Caleb Williams | QB
Breakout
Week 3
363 pass yards
2 pass TDs
2 interceptions
- Set a rookie passing record for the Bears with 363 yards.
- Completed 33 of 52 passes, but had two interceptions.
- Expressed a desire to improve and adapt to the team's needs.
DJ Moore | WR
Pickup
Week 3
8 receptions
78 rec yards
- Caught 8 passes for 78 yards.
- Highlighted the need for the offense to establish an identity quickly.
Cole Kmet | TE
Pickup
Week 3
1 rec TDs
- Scored a touchdown in the game.
- Stressed the need for a better mindset in short-yardage situations.
Chicago Bears
- Struggled to establish a rushing attack, finishing with only 63 yards.
- Need to improve red zone efficiency after failing to score from inside the 5-yard line multiple times.
- Offensive identity is still a work in progress, with emphasis on both passing and rushing.
Indianapolis Colts
- Managed to contain the Bears' rushing attack effectively.
- The defense presented challenges that the Bears struggled to adapt to.