Rookie QB Caleb Williams is frustrated with losing, and so are Bears fans

Caleb Williams acknowledged the frustration he is experiencing and the impact all this losing is having on him.

It's not the way the prized quarterback or the Chicago Bears envisioned this season going.

"You talk to yourself," Williams said Wednesday. "You motivate yourself, you encourage yourself. You have positive affirmations that you say to yourself. With that, it makes the days better, it makes when you're going through a tough patch, it makes those days a little bit easier rather than pulling yourself down, telling yourself you're this and that."

While Williams tries to self-motivate, the fans in Chicago are a bit restless, according to Chase Daniel, co-host of FS1's "The Facility."

After the Bears' 30-12 loss to the Vikings, Daniel gave his assessment of what the fan base is experiencing, saying, "I don't think there's any way that you can't be disappointed about Caleb's rookie season."

"Specifically, I think it's more frustrating for Bears fans because you build this roster … re-sign DJ Moore and Cole Kmet, D'Andre Swift [and] Gerald Everett. You get Keenan Allen. Oh, by the way, this is the No. 1 scoring defense last year, the last 10 games of the year, and then all you need is that one piece for you to make a difference," Daniel said.

"Just go look from 2021 to 2024 … Is there any difference? It's all the same. The Bears have had three head coaches in four years [and] seven different starting quarterbacks … You think you're getting your generational player in 2024 in Caleb Williams, and you build your entire team around him. What's changed up there? In fact, some stuff has gotten worse from Justin Fields, and I would say they're a better team," Daniel added. 

"So I don't think you can't look at this and say