The Chicago quarterback looked much improved, nearly stealing a win from Minnesota. This and more in this week’s NFL plays worth watching again.

This is our online morning newsletter, Bear Necessities. Subscribe to get the latest Bears news delivered to your mailbox every day. What’s the latest with the Chicago Bears? Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams has hit his stride under new offensive coordinator Thomas Brown over the past two games,

Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell's postgame comments made a strong impression on Chicago Bears' quarterback Caleb Williams.

The Minnesota Vikings squeaked by the Chicago Bears, 30-27, on Sunday in an exciting overtime affair. Afterward, Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell was seen intently speaking to Bears quarterback Caleb Williams on the field. The standout rookie showed out in leading Chicago to an unlikely comeback.

The team was sloppy in committing seven penalties for 80 yards, including multiple flags on Jaylon Johnson as he battled stud Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson for much of the day. The rest of the defense was even worse, giving up big plays on the ground to Aaron Jones and a career day through the air to Jordan Addison.

The Chicago Bears nearly pulled off an improbable comeback against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, scoring 17 points in the fourth quarter behind a pair

After a roller-coaster season marred by inconsistency and typical Chicago Bears drama, rookie quarterback Caleb Williams was absolutely magnificent against the Minnesota Vikings' No. 1-ran

Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams is already setting NFL records, though this one may not elicit much of a reaction from the fans. According to Zebra Technologies, Williams set an NFL record for most consecutive pass attempts without throwing a touchdown or interception.

Further, Caleb has thrown 193 consecutive passes without an interception, which is 18 behind Kyler Murray’s rookie record of 211. That means Caleb could own an NFL rookie record