Michael Strahan Airs Frustrations On Bears QB Caleb Williams During NFL On Fox Halftime Show

Michael Strahan currently holds the NFL's all-time single season sacks record with 22.5, tied with Pittsburgh Steelers star TJ Watt.

Strahan set the record in 2001 and has since gone on to become a popular TV personality for various morning news magazine shows and the NFL on Fox pre, mid and post-game shows.

Strahan offered advice for Chicago Bears quarterback and former USC Trojans Heisman Trophy winner Caleb Williams at halftime of Sunday's game vs. the Los Angeles Rams in The Windy City.

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"I know that they're winning, I know Chicago's winning but Caleb looks off, Caleb Williams," Strahan said on the national halftime show Sunday.

"He just looks like he's holding the ball a little too long. Trust yourself, young man, let it go, let it fly.

The former Giants superstar continued as co-host Terry Bradshaw chimed in.

"He's just holding it, he's missing the receivers...Just let it go," Strahan reiterated. "You can't overthink things."

Bradshaw indicated that he believes Williams is still adjusting to a run heavy offense.

"He's used to throwing 40 passes a game," the ex-Steelers QB said. "They're running the ball, not throwing it as much, I think that adds a little more pressure," Bradshaw added.

Bradshaw's take was challenged by Strahan, who believes a strong commitment to the running game should ultimately help the Bears QB.

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