Carl Williams, the father of Bears quarterback Caleb Williams, appeared to call out Chicago coach Matt Eberflus on social media.

In the final minute of an embarrassing 29-9 loss to the Cardinals, star rookie QB Caleb Williams was still in the game with the team still calling pass plays. Williams took a hit on Chicago’s final offensive play and limped off the field with an apparent ankle injury.

Freshmen don’t typically start at quarterback for D.C.’s Gonzaga College High School, a football powerhouse in the nation’s capital. But Caleb Williams, now a rookie sensation with the Chicago Bears,

"The starters were left in the game because we're going to fight to the end," the Bears coach reiterated after Williams injured his ankle on the final play of the 29-9 loss to the Cardinals at State Farm Stadium.

There was no holding back from Matt Eberflus on why he kept Caleb Williams in the game during the final stages of the Chicago Bears’ 29-9 loss to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 9. In the fourth quarter,

A day later, Bears head coach Matt Eberflus stood by his decision to leave his team’s starters in late during a 29-9 loss to the Cardinals on Sunday, a move that led to rookie quarterback Caleb Williams getting banged up in the closing minutes.

Eberflus kept Williams in the game against the Cardinals despite trailing by 20 with two minutes left and both starting tackles being out with injuries.