The Vikings’ axe crushed the Bears 30-12 defeat in Minnesota. With that, Chicago’s 2024 season has taken an ugly reverse… 4-10, the records now! So, you can expect the players to vent their frustrations. First, it was Cole Kmet, after the loss taking the issues straight to Caleb Williams’ O-line, and now, another Bears star has taken the social media route to express his emotions.

Jaquan Brisker took to X and wrote: “Bad Morning.” The Bears’ safety, who has been out since 6th Oct. owing to the third concussion in as many years, was not in the mood to talk about what he saw from his team… A disaster? Chaos? No, just BAD.

But this isn’t Brisker’s first rodeo when it comes to calling out the team. The last time? Yeah, it was after the Vikes game, too (the reverse game). The Bears lost that one as well… So, he tweeted, “Got to tighten up. Not supposed to go like that.” That was constructive criticism compared to his sharper remarks now. At least this time, there’s no ambiguity. He’s clearly fed up.

The timing of Brisker’s frustration checks out, too. 2 losses against Minnesota… Ish, that is bad! No questions asked. The truth is, the Bears have missed him. It’s painfully obvious in games like this. And while Brisker’s couch commentary might sting, it’s also a reminder that he’s itching to get back on the field. Chicago’s defense—and frankly, the entire team—needs that fire, because right now, it feels like the flame’s barely flickering.

However, after the latest loss, Cole Kmet was DONE! Blame game? None of that. But there was a clear admission from the TE about the O-line under Caleb Williams.

Caleb Williams has a lot to learn… and unlearn!

Cole Kmet wasn’t holding back after Monday’s debacle. He was clearly fed up with the lack of execution—and who wouldn’t be after being targeted just once in the game? “You’ve gotta take care of your own s— and just do your job,” Kmet said, making it clear he’s done wasting energy on what others aren’t doing. Can you blame him? The offensive game plan has excluded him more often than not, with Caleb Williams targeting him once or not at all in five games this season. If anyone’s earned the right to vent, it’s Kmet.

And it’s not just Kmet feeling the strain. DJ Moore chimed in, unsure whether it’s a lack of effort or execution dragging this team down. Meanwhile, Caleb Williams is tied for the league lead in sacks taken this season—58 and counting. Troy Aikman pulled no punches on Monday Night Football, labeling Williams a “defeated guy” and comparing his struggles to Aikman’s own rough rookie year. “He hasn’t been through anything like this,” Aikman said, warning that a young quarterback’s confidence can take a serious hit. Fair point, right?

But let’s be real: it’s not all on Williams. Sure, he hasn’t thrown a pick in eight games, but he’s lost two fumbles in the past two weeks. The offensive line is practically letting defenders RSVP for free shots at their QB. With three games left, Williams could still climb into second place for most sacks taken by a rookie—trailing only Bryce Young (62) and David Carr (76). That’s a leaderboard no one wants to top.

It’s a mess, no doubt, but the Bears have to figure out how to stop the bleeding. Whether it’s Kmet focusing on his own game or Williams finding a way to keep his head up, the priority is simple: execute better, one play at a time. Anything less, and the next one might be a replica to this season: another forgettable chapter in a long book of disappointments. For Williams, personally, it’d stung to have two ‘meh’ seasons in a row after being the no.1 pick.