Rome Odunze ready to catch passes from any Chicago Bears quarterback

The Chicago Bears exited Week 4 with a 3-1 record. In each win, they had a different quarterback under center.

Caleb Williams helped topple the Carolina Panthers. Case Keenum put on a show against the Philadelphia Eagles. And Tyson Bagent lead the Bears to multiple franchise records against the New York Jets.

Normally, Chicago’s pass catchers are working alongside Williams. All of their offseason preparation went into that connection. But after Williams’ hamstring strain, those playmakers had to learn to adjust with a different option at quarterback.

Rome Odunze remains one of the Bears’ top options in the passing attack. While he knows the potential Williams brings to the table, the receiver is prepared to make plays for whichever quarterback ends up starting.

Rome Odunze not sweating Chicago Bears QB situation

Odunze has had some untimely drops throughout the season. But he has made some jaw dropping plays as well. With Bagent at quarterback in Week 4, Odunze seemed to get back on track, leading the Bears with six catches for 94 yards.

Had it been Keenum under center, and certainly Williams, Odunze is confident in his ability to produce. Furthermore, the Bears at large believe in all three options in the quarterback room, via CHGO.

“For us there’s no uncertainty,” Odunze said. “We’re confident in all those quarterbacks. Obviously, when Caleb went down that’s a blow to the offense, we feel that. But at the end of the day, we believe in all those guys in that room to go out there and execute the offense. So does the coaching staff. When you have that belief, and you go into the preparation during the week, it’s easy to come out here and let it translate, regardless of who is at quarterback.”

“For us, there’s no uncertainty.”

Rome Odunze on the team’s confidence in the Bears’ QB room: pic.twitter.com/pyqIWJSabT

— CHGO Bears (@CHGO_Bears) October 4, 2026

After his big Week 4, Odunze now leads the Bears with 233 receiving yards. He will remain a top target for whoever is playing quarterback.

It would’ve been easy for Chicago to throw in the towel after Williams’ injury. But that’s not the mentality head coach Ben Johnson has brought to the organization. Odunze, and seemingly the entire roster, has now bought in. All three quarterbacks have gained their team’s trust. In turn, all three will have high expectations on their shoulders when starting.

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