Windy City Gridiron on Caleb Williams
From the article
Since returning from his Grade 2 hamstring injury, Williams has stacked back-to-back 300-yard performances, totaling three passing touchdowns, and most importantly, no interceptions. In addition to those numbers, he has completed 52-of-69 passes, which has been good for a 75.3% completion rate.
STACKED’s take
Williams' 75.3% completion rate and back-to-back 300-yard games show elite play post-hamstring injury.
Since returning from his Grade 2 hamstring injury, Williams has stacked back-to-back 300-yard performances with three passing touchdowns and zero interceptions across four starts; he has completed 52-of-69 passes for a 75.3% completion rate, demonstrating improved accuracy and field vision; the source notes his MVP-caliber play through Week 7, with remarkable growth under head coach Ben Johnson in taking what the defense gives him on a down-to-down basis and growing control at the line of scrimmage; although three missed games will keep him out of serious MVP consideration, he is playing at an elite level and giving the Bears a chance to win big every weekend.
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