NFL fans troll Caleb Williams as QB gets introduced to Bulls theme music in Bears Hard Knocks - "This is so cringe" 

The Chicago Bears are heading into a new era with Caleb Williams as their new signal caller. The No. 1 pick of the 2024 NFL draft has high expectations entering his rookie season. The first episode of 'Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Bears,' which premiered Tuesday night, showed us just that.

Williams was introduced with the iconic Chicago Bulls theme music, 'Sirius' by The Alan Parsons Project, in the latest episode of Hard Knocks. Legendary Bulls announcer Ray Clay was the voice behind Williams' introduction. The Bears quarterback was mentioned to have "the opportunity to be the biggest thing in Chicago since Michael Jordan" in his introduction.

This clip of Williams being introduced to the Bulls theme music quickly went viral on social media. NFL fans had their jokes and trolls for the Bears QB:

"This guy going to be the biggest draft bust of all time," one fan wrote.

"He will not be better than Justin Fields this season," one fan declared.

"Intro’d to the Bulls theme? Before playing a single down? Yikes," another fan commented.

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Nick Wright picks Caleb Williams and Bears to win NFC and reach Super Bowl

Caleb Willams has not played a single snap in the NFL yet. However, Nick Wright believes the Chicago Bears quarterback will lead the team to the Super Bowl in New Orleans. On Tuesday's episode of "First Things First," Wright predicted Williams to clinch the NFC.

He said that all the Super Bowl contending teams in the NFC, the San Francisco 49ers, Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams and Detroit Lions, have more red flags, which gives Williams and the Bears a massive opportunity.

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"Caleb's a better player," Wright said. "At some point, a rookie is going to do it. In the weaker of the two conferences with no overwhelming power. I guess something San Francisco is, I think they've had, we'll see if they keep Aiyuk tough offseason."

Wright added:

"This, to me, seems like, if it's going to happen, it would look a lot like this - a blue chip prospect who was a consensus number one, who's going to a team that, on its own merits, didn't have anything close to the No. 1 overall pick, but had it via trade, spent money all those things like, if it were going to happen, this is what it would look like."

The Chicago Bears will take on the Buffalo Bills at the Highmark Stadium, on Aug. 10, in their next preseason clash, but Caleb Williams' status for the game is unknown.