Former USC Trojan Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears came into their Sunday night game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with a ton of momentum and confidence. They were on a three-game winning streak, with both the offense and the defense finally clicking on all cylinders.

Unfortunately, only the defense maintained that same high level of play in this football game. This had to be one of the worst performances of Caleb Williams' entire football career. Caleb, all season long, has been taking care of the football and being super efficient. After a punishing and dominant opening drive, Caleb Williams threw three interceptions in the second quarter alone. Still, given how good the Chicago Bears' defense was, the Bears were up 17-6 heading into halftime.

The Bears' offense could not generate any production for the majority of the second half, and it felt like all confidence was taken from Caleb Williams. He threw his fourth interception of the night in the third quarter. This was the first time the Bears' offense had faced adversity with Caleb under center since the game earlier in the season against the Minnesota Vikings. The turnovers became too much for the Bears to hold a lead; the Buccaneers tied the game at 24-24 late in the fourth.

Caleb Williams didn't flinch. He did, in fact, have his moment. He led the Bears on an efficient drive resulting in a game-winning field goal. Not every game is going to be perfect for Caleb Williams, and in this game, he showed that no matter how poorly he plays, he will be ready, in the end, to lead his team to victory. The next-play mentality is a very important trait for any player and, most importantly, a franchise quarterback.

This may not have been the game Bears fans and the team were hoping for on Sunday night, but it is a game that still shows this team is heading in the right direction. The Bears move to 7-2 on the season and head into a much-needed off week.