In a stunning revelation, quarterback Caleb Williams revealed that he often watched film by himself during his time with the Chicago Bears, without any direction from his coaches. This eyebrow-raising disclosure comes from Seth Wickersham's upcoming book, *American Kings: A Biography of the Quarterback*. Williams candidly shared with his father, "No one tells me what to watch; I just turn it on."

This statement exposes a troubling reality within the Bears’ organization and their long-standing issues of dysfunction. As the franchise gears up for a new season, the appointment of offensive mastermind Ben Johnson has fans hope that a change is on the horizon. With his proven track record, Johnson's arrival could provide Williams with the mentorship he desperately needs.

However, transformation won't happen overnight. The Bears' management, which previously retained head coach Matt Eberflus and opted for Shane Waldron as offensive coordinator instead of high-profile candidates like Kliff Kingsbury, may face skepticism about their decision-making. Chicago fans are left wondering if this is the turning point they've been waiting for or just another chapter in a saga of unmet expectations.

As the hype surrounds Caleb Williams and his potential, the question remains: can the Bears finally break free from their past and cultivate a winning culture? The stakes have never been higher!