“Scared To Chip The Paint On His Nails”– The Internet Wasn’t Impressed With Chicago Bears Rookie QB Caleb Williams Despite Winning In His Debut

Gotta play better than that if you don't want to get chirped by Chicago fans. Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams, the Heisman Trophy winner out of USC and #1 overall draft pick in the 2024 NFL draft, made his debut in today's season opener against the Tennessee Titans. The notably eccentric Williams turned heads before the game even started when he took the field sporting painted fingernails that read "#18 DA BEARS." https://twitter.com/MySportsUpdate/status/1832819856216891508 And I have a feeling Bears fans would be painting their nails right alongside them if he had come out and set the world on fire. But, well, that didn't exactly happen. Williams seemed to pick up right where Justin Fields left off last season, going 14 for 29 with 93 yards and no touchdowns in his debut. But somehow, the Bears still found a way to win the game after their special teams got a touchdown off of a blocked punt and the defense added another TD on an interception return in the 4th quarter. So while Bears fans were just happy that the team managed to get the win, the internet predictably had some harsh words for their rookie who Chicago is hoping will be their next franchise QB: https://twitter.com/RicoRyder911/status/1832869532832322013 https://twitter.com/saucy_Pasta54/status/1832874659919925362 https://twitter.com/BTInsuranceCEO/status/1832866350164738373 https://twitter.com/colekriech/status/1832860774760411147 https://twitter.com/bigbullybiggz/status/1832858981779272183 https://twitter.com/ProlificTravis/status/1832872345578688913 https://twitter.com/plxyboihurting/status/1832840677631160705 https://twitter.com/Romano_718/status/1832889091672654247 https://twitter.com/stepbro_renzo/status/1832874330730233909 Of course it was his first NFL game, so it's still way too early to judge whether Williams is going to be a success in the league. But he better be sending some gifts to his defense and special teams this week for getting him a win in his debut.