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Williams' first camp interception offset by strong accuracy and Loveland connection.
Caleb Williams registered his first interception in the 7-7 drill, picked by Jaylon Johnson at the goal line in red zone 7-on-7 drills. However, Josh Buckhalter of ClockerSports noted this was Williams' only mistake in an otherwise strong practice performance. Williams connected with Colston Loveland on three of his last four passes, including a 14-yard seam route touchdown, demonstrating strong chemistry and accuracy on the day.
Caleb Williams rated 90 overall, second-best Bear in Madden 27.
Caleb Williams is on the Madden NFL 27 cover and is rated 90 overall at quarterback, placing him second on the Bears' roster behind Joe Thuney; this reflects his status as a top-tier QB prospect in the game's ratings.
Williams earned Madden cover and top-10 QB ranking from NFL coaches and scouts.
Williams earned the cover of Madden NFL 27 and was deemed a top 10 quarterback in ESPN's annual poll of coaches, executives and scouts; the source notes Chicago's offense generated the second-most explosive plays (127) last season. Ben Johnson downplayed regression concerns and noted Williams is used to handling a lot of attention.
Bears offense looks good early in camp with Williams at QB.
Chicago Bears starting quarterback featured in training camp coverage; the source notes the offense has looked good during the first few days of camp, suggesting positive early performance and offensive system integration.
27% inaccuracy rate on Dunay targets masks receiver's strong opportunity.
Caleb Williams has missed Roma Dunay too often on throws; over the final eight games when Dunay was banged up, 27% of the passes and targets in Dunay's direction were deemed inaccurate by charting. This accuracy issue masks Dunay's underlying opportunity and efficiency potential.
Williams named Madden 27 cover star and top-10 QB in coaches' poll after breakthrough season.
Williams earned the cover of Madden NFL 27 and was deemed a top 10 quarterback in ESPN's annual poll of coaches, executives and scouts following a breakthrough 2025 season in which the Bears generated the second-most explosive plays (127) in the league; Ben Johnson downplayed regression concerns and noted Williams is accustomed to handling significant media attention.
Williams over 70% completion rate with only 4 incompletions in team drills.
Caleb Williams had one of his better practices on day two of training camp, completing well over 70% of his passes with only 4 incompletions all day in 7-on-7 and team drills, with two of those incompletions tipped at the line. Multiple beat reporters praised his accuracy and execution, noting he 'looked great' and threw a 'dart' on a 20-yard completion to Colston Loveland.
Williams posted 3,942 yards, 27 TDs in Year 2; handles attention well.
Williams had a breakout Year 2 with 3,942 passing yards and 27 touchdowns against just seven interceptions; the source notes he is accustomed to handling significant media attention and is positioned as a focal point of the Bears' 2026 season despite the team being labeled the No. 1 regression candidate.
Consensus elite top-seven QB; used as ranking comparison for Herbert's tier.
Caleb Williams is referenced as a comparison point to establish Herbert's draft positioning; the source notes that most people rank Williams in the elite top seven QB tier, whereas the source has Herbert in the elite top eight tier, making Herbert's ranking slightly lower than consensus expectations for Williams.
Williams sharp in camp with impressive deep throws and smooth offensive execution
Quarterback Caleb Williams was sharp in training camp practice, including on an impressive deep throw, with the offense at large running smoothly. Williams launched a deep ball that landed perfectly in stride for Kalif Raymond, demonstrating command and accuracy early in camp.
Williams completed over 70% with just 4 incompletions in day-two team drills.
Caleb Williams had one of his better practices on day two of training camp, completing well over 70% of his passes with only 4 incompletions all day in 7-on-7 and team drills (two of which were tipped at the line). The offense as a whole had a strong day, with multiple beat reporters praising Williams' performance and accuracy.
Williams' second-year in Johnson's system with increased Loveland/Burden usage supports top-five ceiling.
Going into second season in Ben Johnson's offense; team is committed to giving more touches to Colston Loveland and Luther Burden. Placed in Tier 3 where top-five campaign is on the table but QB1 overall season unlikely; has hit top-five mark at least once already.
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Williams and Johnson connecting better despite intense coaching style
Bears coach Ben Johnson continues to use an intense coaching style with QB Caleb Williams—'yells and curses' at him—but their connection and communication have improved significantly during training camp, suggesting better rapport and understanding of the offensive system.
Williams expected to improve in Year 3 with elevated 2026 projections.
Caleb Williams is expected to improve in Year 3 following a breakout 2025 season. Coach Ben Johnson is betting on his young quarterback to carry momentum after trading away D.J. Moore. Williams finished 13th in EPA/dropback (0.08), 32nd in completion percentage (58.1%), and 32nd in off-target rate (14.6%) last year, leaving significant room for growth. Multiple power rankings expect his performance to be much higher in 2026.
Williams has significant upside in Year 2 with room to improve across key efficiency metrics.
Caleb Williams is expected to improve significantly in Year 2 of the Ben Johnson era. Williams finished 13th in EPA/dropback (0.08), 32nd in completion percentage (58.1%), and 32nd in off-target rate (14.6%) in 2025, indicating substantial room for growth. Coach Ben Johnson is betting on himself and his young quarterback to carry on momentum following the D.J. Moore trade, with expectations for Williams projected to be much higher in 2026.
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Williams' 20.7% bad throw rate (third-worst) and 39% deep completion rate hurt receivers.
Caleb Williams struggled with consistent accuracy in 2025, with Pro Football Reference charting 20.7% of his passes as 'bad throws'—only Michael Penix and J.J. McCarthy were worse. He completed just 39% of his deep passes, contributing to poor catchable target rates for his receivers. However, the source expresses hope that Williams will take a massive step forward with his accuracy in 2026.
Williams' 20.7% bad-throw rate ranked 3rd-worst in NFL in 2025.
Caleb Williams struggled with consistent accuracy in 2025; Pro Football Reference charted 20.7% of his passes as 'bad throws,' ranking only behind Michael Penix and J.J. McCarthy in inaccuracy among qualified passers.
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