When will the bears beat a team with a winning record?

It is fun to see them win and win big, but beating a good team is the real measure. I figure Williams needed some tune up time and weak teams provide that. Problem is the OL is still the OL and Williams will not do well under heavy pressure. Even a seasoned QB doesn't. I want to see them play a good team, and yet I don't. For sure not yet. They need to get their timing down better than it is. I think a few more easier ones along with the bye week will all help. Not sure they will help enough to beat the Vikings, but we will just have to see.

The schedule has been ideal for the Bears and Caleb this first season.  Every single game rep (even learning from his bad game reps) is all part of the learning curve.  He looks like he is fine with challenges and pressures of the NFL game, and not many rookie QBs are.  Waldron is doing better too, as he gets these first games under his belt with Caleb and these players.  You're right, the bye week will help... it seems to be coming at the perfect time for this particular team this year.  They can regroup a bit and refine the offense after these first 6 games, during bye week.  It should help Waldron as much as the players too.  Maybe they can knock off the hot Washington Commanders for game 7.  That would be a very significant win against a solid team (this isn't the 2023 Washington team at all).

I'm just happy we're winning games and we're fun to watch. I haven't had that in years.

While I will always reserve the right to demand that Eberflus be fired mid-game, no matter what the score is or what we're actually doing on the field, I'm happy as heck right now.

If that offense is cooking this is going to be a fun ride. We won't lose a game.