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Why the Bears could take a step back despite Caleb Williams’ breakout season and playoff run

Fox News · 3 months ago

Caleb Williams showed flashes of brilliance last season, but losing DJ Moore and defensive concerns raise questions about the Bears' 2025 outlook.

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