Will OL waste Williams rookie season?

I am REALLY excited to see how Waldron reacts this next game. He only has one data point, I know, but he has had a chance to see Williams and what he does well and what he does not. How he reacts to pressure, etc. Let's see what he calls up to try and settle him some. If he does nothing I am going to start to sour on him. I mean, if he tries something and it doesn't work, I can understand that, but he needs to acknowledge that the last plan didn't work and realize he needs to try something different. Of course Houston has different strengths and weaknesses than TN did, so you have to take that into account, but I guess I am looking for him to really try to get Caleb comfortable this game.

I think the Bears felt the OL was good enough (near league average) so they could ride with this group of players until next draft/FA.  I'd be happy if the OL can get to a league average unit this season.  It is reasonable to believe we will see some level of improvement over what we saw in the 1st game.  I'm not expecting a great OL but it should get better to some extent.  

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We are going to learn a LOT about this coaching staff in general, and Matt Eberflus in particular.  This is a pretty decent roster of talent (overall).  We all knew we'd need 2025 to complete the rebuild.  But for this year there is some decent player talent to work with.  Even the OL isn't as bad as I rant and whine about.  I keep thinking that this is our team.  The airplane is in the air and they can't swap out engines mid-flight.  Let's see if these coaches can fly the plane.  Good coaches make adjustments and I think we will see that happen in particular on offense now.  But that being said, I do expect these first few games to be tough.  There will be some rough going and losses.  And as far as the "experts" and pod cast people go, they're just stirring the pot to some extent, because if they didn't expect this season to be rough at times (especially these first 4 or so games), then they are not very bright people. 

EDIT:  One additional thought.  Every year I hear people talk about how some opponents will be "easy" wins.  There are no easy wins in football.  The parity in the league has seen to that.  Sure, some teams are on a tier by themselves.  But no teams are gonna roll over for the Bears to get an easy win.  This first half of the schedule is not a cakewalk no matter what the "experts" and pod cast people spout.

Seriously this is one game. The OL wasn't the only ones making mistakes. Let's give it a few more games until we determine all is lost.