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Since returning from a hamstring injury, Caleb Williams is on a roll. He had a great game against the New England Patriots, helping post 30-24 on the scoreboard. However, up in the booth, Kirk Herbstreit put forward a thought that…

Broadcaster Kirk Herbstreit faced backlash from fans and media members for describing Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams as a "bucking bronco" who "needed to be trained" during a Thursday Night Football broadcast. Herbstreit made the remarks while discussing Williams' development and increased refinement under head coach Ben Johnson compared to his rookie season under former coach Matt Eberflus.
Critics, including The Athletic's Jemele Hill and several fans online, criticized the phrasing as inappropriate and cringeworthy. The remarks came as Williams threw for 308 yards and two touchdowns in a 30-24 win over the New England Patriots, marking his second consecutive 300-yard passing game.
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