Williams has a lot working against him this week, but he looks more ready than ever as the Bears prepare to visit Detroit.

Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams is already setting NFL records, though this one may not elicit much of a reaction from the fans. According to Zebra Technologies, Williams set an NFL record for most consecutive pass attempts without throwing a touchdown or interception.

The response came after Williams was asked if having Thomas Brown as Chicago's OC to start the year would've been beneficial.

The Chicago Bears have their quarterback of the future, and its Caleb Williams despite the team's horrific 2024 season.

Williams has hit his stride in the past two games since Thomas Brown took over as offensive coordinator, where he's completed 70.5% of his passes for an average 285.5 yards per game with two touchdowns and zero interceptions and a 99.1 passer rating.

The team was sloppy in committing seven penalties for 80 yards, including multiple flags on Jaylon Johnson as he battled stud Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson for much of the day. The rest of the defense was even worse, giving up big plays on the ground to Aaron Jones and a career day through the air to Jordan Addison.

Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams heard the directive from his offensive coordinator loud and clear. "Go be Superman," Thomas Brown told Williams after Chicago got the ball back with 1:47 to play in the fourth quarter Sunday while trailing the Minnesota Vikings by 11.