Caleb Williams shares his expectations on the new era expected to begin for the Chicago Bears

Williams is one of the best quarterback prospects to enter the draft in recent memory and if he plays up to his expectations, he could definitely achieve that feat. In his eyes, Williams is aiming to become one of the best quarterbacks of the modern era, joining the likes of Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes, and Tom Brady.

"To get to that point and to get to where they were by winning Super Bowls, being MVPs, or throwing these crazy passes and things like that is where I want to be," Williams said. "I want to win Super Bowls, I want to be up there with those guys and compete versus them."

To make Bears fans even more excited about his potential in Chicago, Williams envisions himself remaining in Chicago for years to come after being selected with the top pick in the draft in order to help revive the city and maintain that level of success.

"I love [Los Angeles], L.A. was great, now that I want to play in a place for 20 years... I want a place that loves ball." Williams said. "That's all I've heard about Chicago so far which is exciting for me... and something I'm looking forward to embracing. That's a city to light up and bring back and make game days fun and enjoyable."

Despite the draft not being until Thursday and Williams not officially being on the team yet, he's already started the install process during his visit with the team and has even gotten to know some of his future teammates.

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Bears had a unusual process with their meetings with Williams and allowed some of the current leaders on the team to be present in those meetings.

"Rather than have Williams go to dinner with their front office and coaches, they sent him to dinner with team leaders Cole Kmet, DJ Moore, T.J. Edwards and others. The thinking was, those are some of the team's most respected players, the players whom others listen to, and this group then would be able to tell the other players what they were getting in Williams, who is likely to be the No. 1 overall pick." - ESPN's Adam Schefter

Going through that process had to be a big deal for the current leaders to get to know Williams and for Williams to get to know the locker room before walking in. 

While on The Pivot, Williams emphasized that he wants to make sure his teammates knows he cares and knows that winning is the most important thing. Being able to meet with the likes of DJ Moore, Cole Kmet, T.J. Edwards and the others is a great opportunity to go ahead and establish that mindset.

The Bears are about to be in an incredibly favorable situation for years to come with Williams as their franchise quarterback once the team makes things official on opening night later this week.