Sean Hammond

Justin Fields ranks dead last in the NFL in QBR. The Bears' pass rush remains absent. Pretty much all the numbers show cause for concern after a Week 3 drubbing by the Chiefs.

The Bears couldn't hang with Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. Here are the five big takeaways from the game.

There was a party at Arrowhead Stadium and the Bears weren't invited. The Chiefs just showed the Bears what good football looks like. “You can see on their side: The flow is so natural,” receiver Darnell Mooney said.

According to a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Sunday, Alan Williams' sudden departure from the Bears stems from inappropriate conduct and not from criminal activity.

The Bears will attempt to rebound from an 0-2 start in a Week 3 matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. Will the offense make changes? How do the Bears rebound from a tough week? Is Taylor Swift going to be in attendance?

Regardless of what the response was, Justin Fields spoke his mind this week. Now, the onus is on Fields, Luke Getsy and Matt Eberflus to figure out how the Bears should adjust the offense.

Matt Eberflus said the Bears are respecting the space of former defensive coordinator Alan Williams, who resigned this week. “I have, you know, a lot of friendship. I have feelings for him," Eberflus said in his first public comments since Williams resigned.

The Bears look to turn the page after a terrible week off the field, but a matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs is a tough draw. Here are the top storylines to watch as the Bears head to Kansas City this weekend.

Bears starting right guard Nate Davis, who is dealing with a personal issue, is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Chiefs. Safety Eddie Jackson (foot) is doubtful to play.

Bears starting right guard Nate Davis was absent from practice Thursday at Halas Hall. Davis has been dealing with a death in the family in recent days.

Bears defensive coordinator Alan Williams resigned unexpectedly Wednesday. Here's what to know about the situation at Halas Hall.

Ryan Poles addressed the media Thursday and noted that the Bears have faced adversity this week. He reiterated his support for Matt Eberflus and Justin Fields.

Bears defensive coordinator Alan Williams resigned Wednesday. In a statement, Williams cited his health.

Justin Fields criticized the Bears' coaching staff Wednesday. “They wanted me to work on staying in the pocket during the offseason,” Fields said. He's frustrated that they're not building the offense around his strengths.

Bears starting left tackle Braxton Jones is going on injured reserve with a neck injury, head coach Matt Eberflus announced Wednesday. Larry Borom could step into a starting role Sunday against the Chiefs.