On the opening possession of the second half Sunday night, Caleb Williams had the ball in his hands with a chance to lead a go-ahead touchdown drive. It was third-and-3 from the 37-yard line, and Williams had a window of opportunity to hit the kind of big play the Chicago Bears offense so desperately needs.

The rookie hasn't done well in his first two weeks, combining for 267 passing yards on a 56.1% completion rate (37-for-66), no touchdowns and two interceptions against the Tennessee Titans and Houston Texans. Fields spoke with reporters this week about Williams and his thoughts on what's ahead for his replacement in Chicago.

Quarterbacks Caleb Williams and Anthony Richardson started their NFL careers in similar situations. Both entered the league with the same label — elite athletes with big arms.