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The Chicago Bears have made a significant change by firing offensive coordinator Shane Waldron and promoting Thomas Brown. This shift comes as rookie quarterback Caleb Williams continues to develop in a challenging season. In his latest game against the Green Bay Packers, Williams demonstrated improvement, utilizing quick passes and showcasing his ability to evade pressure. The Bears' offense, previously stagnant, showed signs of life under Brown's leadership, particularly in the run game and with Williams' rushing performance. However, the frequent changes in offensive coordinators raise concerns about Williams' long-term development.
- Caleb Williams showed improvement under new OC Thomas Brown.
- The Bears' offense relied on quick passes and a revitalized run game.
- Frequent OC changes could hinder Williams' development in the long run.
Caleb Williams | QB
Breakout
Pickup
Week 11
0000
9 carries
70 rush yards
00000- Demonstrated growth with quick decision-making and effective passing.
- Averaged 2.42 seconds to throw, with 18 of 31 attempts under five air yards.
- Recorded a career-high 70 rushing yards on nine attempts.
Rome Odunze | WR
Breakout
Week 11
2 receptions
037 rec yards
0- Key target for Williams, catching two crucial passes in the game.
- Showed potential as a reliable playmaker.
Roschon Johnson | RB
Breakout
Week 11
34 carries
179 rush yards
1 rush TDs
- Scored a crucial 1-yard touchdown, ending a long offensive drought.
- Contributed to the Bears' improved run game under Brown.
Chicago Bears
- Fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, promoting Thomas Brown.
- Improved offensive performance with a focus on quick passes and run game.
- Concerns remain about the impact of frequent OC changes on Caleb Williams' development.