Despite having a below .500 record, a wild first 12 games of the season in which both the offensive coordinator and head coach have been fired, rookie quarterback Caleb Williams has shown signs of greatness for the Chicago Bears.

The Bears find themselves in a paradox. From a distance, they're a bumbling mess with an ugly 4-8 record, riding a six-game losing streak with a main objective to invent ways to lose close games. They fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron a month ago and head coach Matt Eberflus after a third-consecutive humiliating loss.

After firing head coach Matt Eberflus on Friday, a familiar face could certainly help the Chicago Bears maximize rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. On a Sunday episode of "NFL GameDay," NFL Media insider Ian Rapoport reported Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury should be an "interesting name to watch" in Chicago's HC search.