The Chicago Bears entering a fall after their Hail Mary Hungry against Washington Commanders Made for a practical story last season. It turns out that there may have been a truth in this story.
In an interview with Esquire, Caleb Williams admitted that the team was “bored by“The way in which the former head coach of the Bears Matt Eberflus managed the situation, according to the Sun-Totes Chicago.
“How (Eberflus) managed it at that time, for this game, I was thinking, one of the things that the locker rooms talked about and were bored,” Williams told the magazine.
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The bears seemed to be about to improve at 5-2 before the disaster strikes. With Chicago leading 15-12, Jayden Daniels and the commanders needed a miracle to make a return. With six seconds to do, Daniels finished a pass of 13 yards in Terry McLaurin to put the commanders in Hail Mary territory. During the last game of the game, Daniels finished his pass at Noah Brown after being tilted by the corner half of the Bears Tyrique Stevenson. THE Bears lost the competition, 18-15Then lost their next nine games.
Eberflus faced a myriad of questions after loss. Why did the Bears sit down and allowed McLaurin to pick up an easy socket? Why did the team allow Daniels to rush during the final game? What happened with Stevenson? Eberflus defended the actions of the team, saying that the particular game was practiced “100 times. “”
The video later emerged showing Stevenson Breast Commanders The fans at the start of the room, which led him not to position when he tipped Mary's hail in Brown's arms. Stevenson apologized For his actions. The cornerback did not start the following week as part of its punishment.
Bears players had much more bored over the season, including a sequence at the end of the botched game in Thanksgiving. With the bears in the goal beach on the field down three points, the team failed to get a final game Before the expiration of the clock. Some bear has questioned this decision publicly. Corner half Jaylon Johnson would have been furious after the match and Let eberflus hear about it talking in the locker room.
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Eberflus defended the way things went on the field and preached players' resilience after the match. He was dismissed the next day.
Caleb Williams shed tears after the end of the recruit season
Williams also admitted that he had cried after a harsh recruit season, by squire. Williams said he was exhausted “mentally, physically (and) spiritually” after the team's difficulties. When he returned home after the end of the year, Williams got into bed and “left a few tears”.
It was a mixed bag for Williams during his recruit season. While his figures – 20 affected by six interceptions – look solid, he had trouble making rapid decisions. Williams was dismissed 68 times at the top of the League. While the offensive line was responsible for some of these games, Williams was criticized for keeping the ball too long.
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Things could be better in the 2nd year. Williams said he had experienced great “growth” following the team's difficulties. To ensure that growth is carried out, the Bears hired the Ben Johnson attacking guru to replace Eberflus.
Johnson may be a first-year coach, but he comes with huge expectations. Although he is not up to all of them immediately, if he is even marginally better in the end of the game management, the players and the fans of the Bears should have much less bored.
