Bears’ Caleb Williams Says ‘Silly Errors’ Made vs. Texans ‘Will not Occur Once more’

Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams was not happy together with his two interceptions throughout Sunday’s 19-13 loss in opposition to the Houston Texans.

“Clearly I had the 2 silly errors that will not occur once more,” he told reporters Wednesday. “However I feel rhythm, go recreation, getting the ball to receivers, I feel I received higher with getting the ball out of my fingers, making an attempt to remain in the suitable vary of timing, the offensive linemen, myself, and the routes, I feel these are the few spots I’ve gotten higher at.”

Williams has struggled by means of two video games, throwing for 267 yards, no touchdowns and two interceptions whereas taking 9 sacks and finishing simply 56.1 % of his passes.

A few of that’s to be anticipated for a rookie, although the Bears got here into the season with excessive hopes after choosing him with the highest total choose—alongside including gamers like Keenan Allen, D’Andre Swift and Rome Odunze round him—and the offense has but to stay as much as these expectations.

Williams stays assured in his capacity to show issues round, nonetheless.

“Play your recreation, play inside the way in which that we have to play, the way in which that I have to play for the offense, be environment friendly and make much less errors every week,” he stated Wednesday. “Do not make the identical mistake again and again.”