The Chicago Bears have faced a long-standing struggle in finding a franchise quarterback, a challenge that has persisted since the end of World War II. With the recent selection of Caleb Williams as the first overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, the team is looking to finally break this curse. However, last season's mismanagement raised concerns about Williams' development, making it evident that talented quarterbacks need supportive coaching and a solid system to thrive.

Williams, despite showing promise, had a tumultuous rookie year characterized by poor protection from a subpar offensive line and instability in the coaching staff. With significant turnover in offensive coordinators, he struggled to build essential rapport and confidence, which is crucial for any quarterback's success in the league. The Bears must now focus on providing a conducive environment for Williams to develop effectively.