The Chicago Bears suffered their fifth straight defeat as the wheels have fallen off what was a promising 4-2 start. But the only thing that matters at this point -- outside of when the Bears fire head coach Matt Eberflus -- is the development of rookie quarterback Caleb Williams.

Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams heard the directive from his offensive coordinator loud and clear. "Go be Superman," Thomas Brown told Williams after Chicago got the ball back with 1:47 to play in the fourth quarter Sunday while trailing the Minnesota Vikings by 11.

Brown received positive reviews in the Bears locker room, namely for playing to his players' strengths and getting play calls in quickly.

The Chicago Bears hope Thomas Brown’s fresh approach to leadership and perspective on the offense will help unlock rookie quarterback Caleb Williams.

Analysis: New Bears offensive coordinator Thomas Brown has already shown at Carolina what direction he'll take an offense and it should be no surprise to anyone

Thomas Brown says he is ready to take over as the Bears' offensive coordinator after Shane Waldron's dismissal.

Thomas Brown spoke after head coach Matt Eberflus on Wednesday. He talked about how he won't be the biggest factor that will change the Bears' trajectory, but wants to steer the team in the right possible way.

Thomas Brown joins the Bears as OC, bringing experience as a former Georgia star and NFL coach to revamp Chicago’s offense.

The new Bears offensive coordinator likes what he's been able to get out of Caleb Williams so far and the results have been dramatic, begging the question, why did this take so long?