Caleb Williams is embarking on a crucial rookie season, trying to lean on a veteran Chicago Bears team as he navigates the highs and lows that come with development in the NFL.

He hasn’t done that, but he has a chance to cross one item off that list. Next week against the Packers he can become the first Bears quarterback to start every game in a 17-game season, and the first Bears passer to start every game in a season of any length since Jay Cutler did it in 2009.

Williams finished the game throwing 16 of 28 for 122 yards with an interception and had a passer rating of 53.0. Williams was also sacked seven times during the game and took a crucial sack right before the two-minute warning that put the Bears in a bad position to even try and attempt a field goal.