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PALM BEACH, Fla. — Caleb Williams’ second NFL season will officially begin when the Bears report to Halas Hall on Monday for the start of their offseason program.
As important as his rookie season was, it’s got nothing on Year 2. Build on his first year, and the Bears could have the makings of a franchise quarterback with two years left on his rookie deal and salary cap space to build around him. Flop, and questions about Williams’ future will grow louder.