If at the beginning of the year you were told Caleb would have these stats at the end, you would have been happy with it:

[mecha]

Couldn’t agree more. I expect them to do the dumb thing until proven otherwise. The first mistake has been made in retaining poles, from that alone, I won’t believe we make the right decision until proven otherwise.

Why interview 17 people?? Ron Rivera??????? One year removed and his team does a complete 180’

I'm somewhat glad Commanders won. we need an insurance policy for eradicating the Lions.

 

[Midwaymonster75]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1876047504841793776

Over 3,500 of those yards are passing and the rest are rushing.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1876296677012934768

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1876120149612527772

Feel bad for him.

 

[IBleedBearsBlood]

Caleb Williams' rookie season by the numbers: How good was the Bears' QB? — The Athletic

The numbers only tell us part of the story, but what can we learn about Williams' rookie year from his stats? Let's dive in.

apple.news

 

[playthrough2001]

Williams on fourth down this season:

STAT	TOTAL	RANK
Comp.	19	1st
Att.	27	1st
Yards	227	1st
Comp. %	70.4	12th
YPA	8.4	13th
Rating	105	13th
EPA/Att	1.19	10th
EPA/dropback	1.15	9th
1st per attempt	63.00%	9th

From Fishbain at The Athletic:

“It’s one thing to throw it a lot on fourth down — that will inflate some stats. It’s another to be accurate and productive, as Williams was converting first downs with his arm. Seventeen of his 19 completions went for first downs.

The only ones that didn’t were the failed fourth-and-1 screen attempt to receiver DJ Moore in Washington, and a fourth-and-20 desperation situation against New England that was an 8-yard completion”

The link is in the post above this one.

 

[Butkus34]

It's ok to think that Williams has decent stats and showed a lot of promise and also think that he needs to improve. Get the right coach and also have Williams improve on the things he struggled with and the Bears will be good.

 

[Mighty Joe Young]

It's ok to think that Williams has decent stats and showed a lot of promise and also think that he needs to improve. Get the right coach and also have Williams improve on the things he struggled with and the Bears will be good.

Oh, 100%.

The problem is that he is statistically similar to ROY candidate Daniels despite going through much worse conditions and idiots want to somehow label the kid as a bust after a typical rookie season from a good QB prospect.

 

[Neckbeard]

Williams on fourth down this season:

STAT	TOTAL	RANK
Comp.	19	1st
Att.	27	1st
Yards	227	1st
Comp. %	70.4	12th
YPA	8.4	13th
Rating	105	13th
EPA/Att	1.19	10th
EPA/dropback	1.15	9th
1st per attempt	63.00%	9th

From Fishbain at The Athletic:

“It’s one thing to throw it a lot on fourth down — that will inflate some stats. It’s another to be accurate and productive, as Williams was converting first downs with his arm. Seventeen of his 19 completions went for first downs.

The only ones that didn’t were the failed fourth-and-1 screen attempt to receiver DJ Moore in Washington, and a fourth-and-20 desperation situation against New England that was an 8-yard completion”

The link is in the post above this one.

CW's 4th down stats are crazy, top-of-the-league good. I think this shows his potential. When the pressure is on he plays his best. His growth will be around learning to play that way in Q1-Q3, 1st-3rd downs.