If the Chicago Bears ' Thanksgiving game against the Detroit Lions was any indication, Caleb Williams didn't learn much from the Bears' preseason slip-and-slide drill.

Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams addressed the final play sequence and what went wrong in the loss to the Lions.

During Thursday’s NFL game between the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was on the receiving end of a hit from Lions linebacker Jack Campbell that left Williams briefly sidelined.

The Detroit Lions clinched a last-minute win against the Chicago Bears on Thanksgiving, thanks in no small part to some infuriating end-of-game time management on the Bears' part. But the head-scratching decision from Chicago head coach Matt Eberflus wasn't the only notable moment of the game.

The Chicago Bears lost their Thanksgiving matchup to the Detroit Lions, but they could have suffered a much greater loss when it comes to their young and rising rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. Early in the third quarter,

Williams was hampered by miscues by his own team and the Bears lost 23-20 to the Lions in front 64,275 fans at Ford Field.

Following the Chicago Bears' 23-20 road loss to the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day, rookie quarterback Caleb Williams explained what happened during

Under new offensive coordinator Thomas Brown, Williams and the Bears have taken two NFC North teams with top-10 pass defenses to the wire.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams took a big hit from Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell. Early in the third quarter, Williams picked up a first down on a nine-yard run but could've seriously gotten injured.