It's time for our annual position reviews, beginning with quarterback, where rookie Caleb Williams managed to make it through every single game.

Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams got embarrassing news during the NFL Award Show, finishing 10th in Offensive Rookie of the Year voting.

Speaking to Adam Rank of 'The Sick Podcast ' and NFL Network on Radio Row last week, Jones said he was a big fan of Williams. Telling Rank that he loved the hiring of Ben Johnson as the next Bears coach, Jones would also share similar praise for the Bears quarterback.

In his first year with the Chicago Bears, new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle will get an opportunity to work with rising star Caleb Williams, who hopes to become the franchise's long-term quarterback.

In his debut season, Caleb had a better completion percentage than 2019 Josh (62.5% to 58.8%), less interceptions (six to nine), and more passing yards per game (208.3 to 193.1)—and this all happened on a Bears squad that was way worse than Allen’s Bills, with Chicago compiling a record of 5-12 as compared to Buffalo’s 10-6.

Rich Gannon paid Bears quarterback Caleb Williams plenty of credit for overcoming adversity in his rookie season.