SAD NEWS: The Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray has terminated his employment with the team today….

SAD NEWS: The Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray has terminated his employment with the team today….

It’s a two-game winning streak for the Arizona Cardinals and the team and its fans are feeling like they’re on top of the world.

Fresh off a road win over the Dolphins, Arizona is back home and set to host Caleb Williams and the Bears.

Like the Cardinals, Chicago has had highs and lows this year at 4-3, but control their own destiny. Despite obvious flaws, the Bears continue to play good football and win games or at least keep them close.

They’re also fresh off one of the most heartbreaking losses in recent memory after the Commanders beat them on a Hail Mary.

Williams has been up-and-down in his rookie season, which should surprise no one even as the number one overall pick.

Williams tossed four touchdowns in week six against the Jaguars, but followed it up with a stinker against the Commanders last week fresh off a bye completing barely 40% of his passes.

It shouldn’t be a surprise to see him have peaks and valleys.

Following such a poor performance, I imagine Williams will be set on a bounce back to get back into the good graces of fans.

The Cardinals’ defense is far from elite, probably closer to a speed bump, and the Bears have enough weapons to attack the unit.

Chicago’s offense hasn’t been consistent even outside of Williams, but one would think that all of the weapons will get in sync eventually.

I’m not sure that Chicago ges nuclear on offense, but I do anticipate Williams to have a bounce back game and play quality football.