In the first half of the game, the cameras panned to Williams sitting courtside next to friend and Bears teammate John Jackson. Williams was handed a ball that he autographed and proceeded to launch it well into the nosebleeds to a chorus of cheers. The pass was a perfect strike as the Bears quarterback made one lucky fan's day.

That's the role he'll have in Chicago with Caleb Williams entering his second season. The Bears also have Tyson Bagent and Austin Reed in their quarterback room but no one with more experience than Keenum, who has started 66 games and totaled 15,175 passing yards, 79 touchdown passes and 51 interceptions.

Had the Chicago Bears found more success on the gridiron last season, chances are Caleb Williams wouldn’t be getting roasted online every other week. The post Calls Mount Against Caleb Williams for Repeating Rookie Mistakes After Bears QB Said No to Friends appeared first on EssentiallySports.