Ryan Poles plans to change the narrative in Chicago with quarterback Caleb Williams

The Chicago Bears are set to draft their next franchise quarterback in the 2024 NFL Draft and the team's front office is confident that player won't be just like the others.

Caleb Williams is widely considered to be the Bears' top draft t rget with the first overall pick in next month's draft and there's no point in even hiding it anymore.

The Bears are set to bring in one of the best college prospects in recent memory who will enter the best offensive unit a number one pick has potentially ever walked into as a rookie. Williams is everything any Bears' fan has been hoping for at the position and could be the one to finally shatter a long standing narrative in Chicago.

The Bears, by many faults of their own, have become known as the team that can’t develop a player at the most important position in football and the mismanagement of Justin Fields continued to build up that narrative.

And there's plenty of examples beyond Fields that continue to prove that sentiment. The Bears have never had a 4,000 yard passer in franchise history and never had a single quarterback throw for over 30 touchdowns in a single season. All while continuing to be stuck in mediocrity as a franchise.

However, things are slowly starting to turn the other way under general manager Ryan Poles as he continues to make the tough decisions and build the roster up from the depths of the NFL. But, some people are still too blind to see it that way.

During his Twitter rant earlier this month, former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III shared his thoughts on the Bears' quarterback struggles and what he believes Williams should do following Fields' disappointing career in Chicago, which is demand a trade from the Bears if he's selected with the first overall pick similar to Eli Manning.

The thought process is extremely narrow-minded and RGIII was correctly called out for his opinions on the matter. After we all thought the dust settled regarding his comments, we now have gotten the response from the Bears' general manager himself during his appearance on The Pat McAfee Show on Tuesday.

"It pisses me off a little bit to be honest with you," Poles said. "We were hired to break a cycle. The same thing when I was in Kansas City, Coach Reid and all of us were brought there to break a cycle, and we did... I really believe we're about to break this cycle and get this city in a really good situation and win a lot of games."