Chicago Bears fans aren't too happy with their No. 1 overall pick's play, and they're making their feelings known. The home crowd booed quarterback Caleb Williams and the rest of their offense, after a three-and-out in Week 4 against the Los Angeles Rams Sunday.

Through three games, the first overall pick in the draft hasn't performed as well as the second pick in the draft.

Waldron, of course, is in his first year as Chicago’s lead offensive mind. While he had a good reputation with the Seattle Seahawks in recent years, a combination of Williams’ learning curve as a rookie and a bunch of different moving parts have led the Bears to one of the NFL’s worst statistical offenses so far.

The Chicago Bears will officially have star wide receiver Keenan Allen on the field when they take on the Los Angeles Rams today. Allen has been dealing with a couple injuries over the past few weeks but will be active in Week 4.

There's good news for Chicago as receiver Keenan Allen, defensive tackle Andrew Billings and safety Kevin Byard are all officially active. They were questionable heading into this