Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams addressed the final play sequence and what went wrong in the loss to the Lions.

If the Chicago Bears ' Thanksgiving game against the Detroit Lions was any indication, Caleb Williams didn't learn much from the Bears' preseason slip-and-slide drill.

During Thursday’s NFL game between the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was on the receiving end of a hit from Lions linebacker Jack Campbell that left Williams briefly sidelined.

The Chicago Bears lost their Thanksgiving matchup to the Detroit Lions, but they could have suffered a much greater loss when it comes to their young and rising rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. Early in the third quarter,

The Detroit Lions clinched a last-minute win against the Chicago Bears on Thanksgiving, thanks in no small part to some infuriating end-of-game time management on the Bears' part. But the head-scratching decision from Chicago head coach Matt Eberflus wasn't the only notable moment of the game.

Jared Goff throws two touchdown passes to Sam LaPorta and Detroit snaps a seven-game losing streak on Thanksgiving, 23-20, as Chicago struggles with clock management.

Williams was hampered by miscues by his own team and the Bears lost 23-20 to the Lions in front 64,275 fans at Ford Field.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams called out a Detroit Lions defender over a controversial tackle in Thursday's game.

Following the Chicago Bears' 23-20 road loss to the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day, rookie quarterback Caleb Williams explained what happened during

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams took a big hit from Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell. Early in the third quarter, Williams picked up a first down on a nine-yard run but could've seriously gotten injured.