The Chicago Bears (1-2) suffered a 21-16 defeat to the Indianapolis Colts (1-2), which marked their second consecutive loss in their young season. Although there was some growth and development in the passing game with rookies quarterback Caleb Williams and receiver Rome Odunze,

The Bears believed they had the best of both worlds when the No. 1 draft pick fell into their lap at seemingly the perfect time. They’d take former Heisman Trophy winner Caleb Williams and bring the consensus most NFL-ready quarterback into a one-of-a-kind scenario with a fully furnished roster ready to compete for a playoff berth.

The Bears gave up on going straight ahead after three runs by Khalil Herbert put them at the 1. They tried an ill-fated option pitch on fourth down to Swift against a defensive look they didn’t like for the play, although Williams had the ability to audible to another play.