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.

Here's what Bears OC Shane Waldron said he can do to better help Caleb Williams behind a shaky offensive line.

Caleb Williams isn't the first rookie quarterback to struggle out of the gate. Patience is needed and warranted. The Bears have sent the right message to Williams and his response will tell a lot about where they are headed.

As the Bears visit the Colts, will we see a running game resurgence? Continued growth for Caleb Williams? An Austin Booker breakout?

The Bears are 28th in the NFL in rushing and big free agent signing D'Andre Swift has just 48 yards on 24 carries.