The Chicago Bears' offense has had a night and day difference since making a move on the coaching staff three weeks ago. Everyone knows that decision directly affected the offense's performance and level of effort but none of the players really dove into explaining the reasons why.

The response came after Williams was asked if having Thomas Brown as Chicago's OC to start the year would've been beneficial.

Bears rookie QB Caleb Williams actually got up in a team meeting after OC Shane Waldron was fired and APOLOGIZED for his part in the offense stalling enough where Waldron was fired. Teammates were very impressed by the accountability and his decision to do that. @NFLonFOX

After the Bears fired their offensive coordinator, quarterback Caleb Williams had a message for his teammates during their next meeting.

With the offense not scoring in three straight games, and his play regressing during the losing streak, rookie quarterback Caleb Williams took ownership on the lack of production that led to the coaching change.

Should the Chicago Bears bench Caleb Williams? Benching Williams was reportedly a topic of discussion before the Bears fired Shane Waldron.

Following its Week 10 loss to New England, Chicago fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron. Ahead of Week 11, Williams apologized to his teammates, according to Fox NFL Sunday insider Jay Glazer. Here is more on Williams' decision to address his teammates as the Bears look to turn their season around.

On Tuesday, Caleb Williams shared insight into how having Thomas Brown as the offensive coordinator from the start of the season could have been beneficial.