NFL fans brutally dub Caleb Williams a ‘major bust’ after 10th straight loss for the Bears: ‘Not ice in his veins’

Caleb Williams endured another miserable outing as Chicago Bears quarterback Thursday night – leaving fans convinced that he is destined to go down as a ‘major bust’ for the franchise.

The Bears failed to score a touchdown during an uneventful 6-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks at Soldier Field, where they were booed off by fans after racking up 10 straight defeats.

It proved another night to forget for rookie Williams, who went 16/28 for just 122 yards while throwing an interception in his team’s latest shortcoming.

And after the horror show against Seattle, NFL fans piled in with some brutal criticism of the No. 1 draft pick; with some adamant that he will never cut it in the league. 

One wrote on X: ‘People keep trying to tell me Caleb Williams is good’.

Another commented: ‘Caleb Williams has the worst body language when things are going badly, that I’ve ever seen. Eli Manning literally did nothing but shrug his shoulders for his entire career, good, bad or indifferent’.

‘Too emotional in tough situations,’ a third user concluded. ‘Not a good sign. Definitely not ice in his veins.’

‘Caleb Williams is a major bust, should’ve kept [Justin] Fields,’ another fan claimed while referencing the Bears’ former starting quarterback.

A fifth asked: ‘How was Caleb Williams ever hailed as some generational prospect? Undersized, can’t hit a deep pass, not really a pure rushing threat… Sure, he had/has a few great traits, but is he special at anything but running around in the pocket?’

While one quipped: ‘No one knows how to take a -20 yard sack like Caleb Williams, He’s the goat at the s***’.

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy also reiterated his belief that Williams will not live up to the billing as a No. 1 pick, despite stressing that he wants to be proved wrong.

Portnoy posted after the Seahawks loss: ‘Again I want to put this on the record loud and clear. Even though I fully expected Caleb Williams to be a bust and the Bears to suck I’m still holding out hope they can turn it around and prove me wrong even though I don’t think they will. But I am rooting for them.’

Williams shouldered the blame for Thursday night’s disaster on offense, admitting he has to be better going forward.

However, the 23-year-old pointed out that Bears fans expressing discontent is something that played out frequently before he arrived. 

‘It’s my first year. Their frustrations go way longer back than I’ve been here,’ he said.

‘My job is to go out there and win games. We don’t focus on the outside noise. 

‘The fans, they’re gonna cheer and maybe boo sometimes, and you can’t react to that. It’s not something that we react to.’