One of the Bears ’ longest-standing traditions, right up there with the script B on the head coach’s hat and singing, “Bear Down, Chicago Bears” after scoring, is watching the playoffs on TV. If they’re home to be home on the couch, they might as well try to learn something.

In the earliest stages of the Chicago Bears coaching search, open-mindedness seems to be the hallmark of the process.

Williams still is the best quarterback prospect the Bears have ever had, but his rookie season also made it clear that it will take a lot of expert coaching for him become the championship-caliber quarterback the Bears think they have.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams had quite the journey through his first season in the NFL, seeing his offensive coordinator and head coach get fired in the middle of the season. Overall, Williams would go through three different coordinators,

I mean, if somebody pops up that I’ve met before, known or the track record has been pretty good, obviously you get excited about something like that,” Caleb Williams said.

The Chicago Bears are about to embark on a pivotal offseason for the franchise. What are the three biggest questions they need to answer?