Chicago Bears fans are really excited about the 2024 NFL season.
For an organization that has experienced so much pain and suffering, feeling upbeat is often met with cautious optimism.
After all, the Bears have only made the playoffs once in the last five years.
One of the biggest historical downfalls for the Bears is their lack of continuity at the quarterback position.
The Bears have never had a 4,000-yard passer in team history, the usual mark of a solid quarterback.
Even though he hasn’t played a snap yet, Bears fans and analysts across the league are saying good things about Caleb Williams, saying he’s a beacon of hope, a light, for this team.
Kurt Warner caught the action in a recent appearance on the NFL Network, saying, “I expect that with these weapons that he has, it’s going to be a very solid rookie year.”
,@Kurt13Warner Turned on the tape and showed you what she liked @CALEBcsw In preseason 📽️
“I expect him to have a very solid freshman year with these weapons that he has.” pic.twitter.com/D0LoE7rVgq
— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) September 4, 2024
As Warner indicated, the Bears have taken several steps to give Williams the best experience possible.
They added DJ Moore last year who should be the WR1 in this offense.
Rome Odunje was also taken in the first round of this year’s draft, which is a sign that the Bears are, in a way, completely focusing on their offense.
They believe in what Williams can become, and they’re willing to do whatever it takes to make him a success.
Will the prophecy about the prospects of this generation be fulfilled?
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