Johnson believes that Williams should be involved in the hiring process to help find someone who can work with him, providing input on candidates, to help find the best match. And

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams knows he's taken a lot of sacks this season—67 to be exact—but he's not buying the idea that it's exclusively his offensive line's fault. Speaking with reporters, Williams called the notion that his O-line isn't protecting him "stupid," and said he deserves the blame for a lot of the hits he has taken.

As a disappointing rookie season comes to a close, Caleb Williams staunchly defended the play of his offensive line Wednesday, while claiming he’s ready for whatever responsibility the Chicago Bears front office gives him in their search for a new head coach.

Williams has been sacked 67 times this season, the fourth-most in the history of the NFL. If he’s sacked nine times by the Packers — who are tied for seventh in the NFL in sacks this year — he’ll tie David Carr for the most all-time.

Caleb Williams let reporters know that the narrative surrounding the Chicago Bears' offensive line was 'stupid,' adding he, too, should be blamed for the struggles this season

The Chicago Bears stalled out on Thursday Night Football, losing 6-3 to the Seattle Seahawks. Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams blamed himself for the horrendous showing as the Bears fell to 4-12. Williams absorbed seven more sacks in Week 17,