Windy City Gridiron on Caleb Williams
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After missing three games with the hamstring injury he suffered against Minnesota, Williams returned to the lineup Sunday in Atlanta and looked about as sharp as you could reasonably ask for in his first live action in nearly a month...Williams finished 30-of-36 for 305 yards, one touchdown and no interceptions, good for a 111.2 passer rating. That 83.3% completion rate wasn't just a career high. It was the highest completion percentage by a Bears quarterback in franchise history on 30 or more attempts
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Williams' return elite: 83.3% completion, 305 yards, 0 INTs, 4th-best PFN Impact Score
After missing three games with a hamstring injury, Williams returned to Atlanta and delivered an elite performance: 30-of-36 for 305 yards, 1 TD, 0 INTs, 111.2 passer rating, and 83.3% completion rate—the highest in Bears franchise history on 30+ attempts. His 3.6-yard average depth of target was the second-lowest of his career, reflecting disciplined decision-making rather than limitation; ESPN Insights charted him at 26-of-26 for 255 yards when unblitzed (most unpressured attempts without incompletion since 2009), and Next Gen Stats tracked 24-of-24 for 248 yards in clean pocket (most since 2018). He balanced conservative throws with aggressive downfield shots, including a 23-yard dig route to Rome Odunze on 3rd-and-17 and a difficult touchdown to Colston Loveland. His 80.5 PFN Impact Score ranked 4th in Week 6 behind C.J. Stroud (82.6), J.J. McCarthy (82.3), and Trevor Lawrence (81.1).
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