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MINNEAPOLIS — Nothing about Bears quarterback Caleb Williams’ rookie season has gone as expected, and the one thing the team can’t allow is for it to fully disintegrate as it looks ahead to a pivotal offseason.
There are signs that the wheels are falling off, though, and at a time when nothing matters as much as Williams’ development, neither he nor his supporting cast is managing to stay sturdy.
The Bears dropped their eighth consecutive game, this time predictably getting trucked 30-12 by the Vikings on Monday in a nationally televised game, tying the second-longest losing streak in franchise history.