Silvy: Bears fans shouldn’t panic over Caleb Williams’ four-interception game

It was 14-3 Bears early in the second quarter when things started to break down in the pocket. Caleb Williams dodged one pass rusher who dove at his feet, then, with another defender in his face, faded away like a basketball player and threw a jump pass that was completed to Rome Odunze.As Caleb jogged downfield, the cameras caught him smiling in disbelief that things were happening so easily. He was in the zone. It had that flair of when those same NBC cameras showed Michael Jordan shrugging during his 3-point barrage in the 1992 NBA Finals.The problem is, Caleb isn’t MJ. Nobody is.Instead, what followed was more reminiscent of what happened in Space Jam.After a mindless unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on Zavion Thomas, Caleb threw into double coverage and was intercepted in the end zone. From there, the Bears offense was sapped of its usual skill – Monstars style.The Bears offense went from flawless in the first 20 minutes to hapless the rest of the game. We, as fans, were clueless a