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Chicago Bears ’ young quarterback Caleb Williams used his platform in a powerful way during Week 1 of the 2025 NFL season. Under the bright lights of “Monday Night Football” against the Minnesota Vikings, Williams walked onto the field with a message painted on his nails that went far beyond football: suicide prevention awareness.

Jake Olson, the first blind football player in Division 1 history, argued that the Bears quarterback is spending too much time on his nails

They ended up getting a solitary quarter of unbridled optimism, followed by slight concern, and ended in the unmistakable feeling of inevitability. At the center of it all was second year quarterback Caleb Williams, who still isn’t putting things together — and it’s led to comparisons to the last quarterbacking disaster in Chicago.

Actor, Bill Murray poked fun at Peyton Manning during 'Monday Night Football' broadcast after Caleb Williams' electric run.

The Bears' offseason filled with hopeful expectations about what the partnership between quarterback Caleb Williams and head coach Ben Johnson would bring to the offense, and the start to Monday night's game against the Vikings was everything they hoped to see.