Despite the gut-wrenching loss to the Green Bay Packers this past Sunday, quarterback Caleb Williams was the biggest positive for the Chicago Bears. In what has been an up-and-down season, combined with a change in offensive coordinator just nine games into his rookie year, Williams flashed signs of great potential against the Packers.

The Chicago Bears made the last move they could make before firing current head coach Matt Eberflus. They sacrificed his offensive coordinator Shane Waldron instead. Waldron took the blame for a three-game losing streak that effectively vacated Chicago’s hope of a quick turnaround in its latest rebuild.

There was a notable shift in the Bears' offense without Shane Waldron, both in the schematic approach and in the results.