Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles put little stock in the viral clip showing quarterback Caleb Williams getting visibly frustrated during a passing drill in training camp.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. - Caleb Williams yelled as he stomped away. During an individual period at a training camp last weekend, Williams and the other Chicago Bears quarterbacks were engaged in a rapid-fire throwing competition, aiming at targets in a net.

Caleb Williams and the Bears are working on limiting last year's pre-snap mistakes, which could be a huge concern heading into this season

Early on in NFL training camp, things haven't been easy for Chicago Bears second-year quarterback Caleb Williams. He has struggled quite often as he looks to lead the franchise back playoff contention.

Despite a 5-12 finish last season and falling short of the goals he set for himself, second-year Bears QB Caleb Williams told the "Waddle & Silvy" show Thursday that "pressure's not a thing for me."

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has been engrossed in controversy for seemingly the entire offseason. His latest bit of drama revolves around his response to a net drill during training camp.

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has a project in Caleb Williams thisseason, and he may already been making progress.The post Ben Johnson May Already Be Working His Magic on Caleb Williams appearedfirst on Heavy Sports.

The Bears' Caleb Williams said the video that appeared to show him letting out a yell after he missed his targets was "fake anger" and part of a friendly competition with his fellow QBs.

Caleb Williams has seen the viral video of him getting angry during a drill, and explained what was happening in the moment.