There are some within the Chicago Bears' fan base that might need to take up some breathing exercises with the latest Caleb Williams narrative that is going around.
Last week, the Bears extended backup quarterback Tyson Bagent to a new two-year, $10 million deal that can be worth up to $16 million with incentives. This, piled on top of Williams' lackluster performance against the Kansas City Chiefs last week and Bagent's game-winning touchdown in the same contest, sparked a debate over whether Williams or Bagent should start at quarterback.
This inspired Chicago's 670 The Score host David Haugh to respond to that.