Jason Lieser

The Bears' miscues and lack of urgency at the end of their loss weren't much of an improvement from the Matt Eberflus era.

It's a legitimate concern whether Williams has taken substantive steps in his development or if the incoming coach will be somewhat starting from scratch.

Not only are those three teams miles ahead of the Bears, but they're beautifully positioned to add talent in the upcoming offseason.

As Jayden Daniels goes to the postseason at 11-5 and Bo Nix fights for a spot, Williams will be home wondering what's next at Halas Hall.

Kingsbury is one of the top candidates, along with Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, for the Bears' vacancy.

Johnson is the Bears' best shot at getting a player picked for the Pro Bowl when selections are announced Thursday.

Kingsbury is one of the top candidates, along with Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, for the Bears' vacancy.

Turns out they're the same old Bears after all. Just as they did to Mitch Trubisky and Justin Fields, the Bears launched Williams' career in a fog of dysfunction.

Johnson, who signed a four-year, $76 million contract in the offseason, was the only Bears player selected.

The Sun-Times' experts offer their picks for the Bears' season finale Sunday at the rival Packers (noon, Fox 32):