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Caleb Williams sends Patriots warning with major NFL honor before Thursday Night Football
Patriots players and analysts praise Williams after he leads the NFL in completion percentage and other passing metrics.
- On Thursday, the Chicago Bears face the New England Patriots in Week 7 Thursday Night Football, marking the second NFL matchup between quarterbacks Caleb Williams and Drake Maye.
- Patriots safety Kevin Byard, a former teammate of Williams during the 2024 and 2025 seasons in Chicago, expressed admiration for the quarterback ahead of Thursday's clash.
- Sports analyst Tom Brady praised Williams on FOX Sports, stating he "really didn't miss a beat" and placing the Bears 7th in his Power Rankings.
- New England's defense allows 300.8 yards per game, yet the Patriots will be without cornerback Carlton Davis III due to injury heading into Thursday.
- Williams maintains an 83.3% completion percentage and aims to showcase his talent against the tough 4-2 Patriots team in Thursday's contest.
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As the New England Patriots prepare to face the Chicago Bears’ explosive offense on Thursday night, cornerback Christian Gonzalez has spent time breaking down the Bears’ weaponry. His assessment reveals why the secondary faces such a significant test: the combination of Caleb Williams’ dynamic arm talent and a formidable receiver corps presents a multifaceted challenge. […]
·Lewes, United States
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