Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams is trying to become the first player in team history to throw for 4,000 yards in a season. Here's how Week 7 impacted that chase

As the Bears turn the page on New Orleans, they’re now finding out the expectations for their defense. Forcing turnovers is the Bears’ strength. Sunday was proof of it.

Williams and the offensive line were out of rhythm throughout the contest. Center Drew Dalman botched a pair of snaps, including on a 4th-and-1 play in the red zone in the third quarter that resulted in a false start, prompting Chicago to kick a field goal to make it a 23-14 game.

The pick would have given Byard sole possession of the NFL lead after he picked off a Spencer Rattler pass in the third quarter. Byard has four interceptions this year, tied for the NFL lead. He has 33 interceptions since entering the league in 2016, more than any other player.

Would GM Ryan Poles look to bolster the roster before the trade deadline? Brad Biggs answers your Chicago Bears questions weekly.

While the Saints had all the momentum, a crucial challenge call from Bears head coach Ben Johnson changed everything.

An underrated aspect of Saints vs. Bears is whether New Orleans can shut down Chicago's running game. Let's go in the trenches for Week 7's preview: