Chicago Bears’ Caleb Williams Ready for Shot at Becoming Team’s First 4,000-Yard Passer
Caleb Williams needs 270 yards against the Lions to surpass 4,000 yards and break the Bears' single-season passing record set in 1995, coach says team success is priority.
- On Sunday, Caleb Williams, Chicago Bears quarterback, needs 109 yards to surpass Erik Kramer’s 3,838-yard record and 270 yards to reach 4,000 at Soldier Field.
- As a franchise, Chicago has never had a 4,000-yard passer, making Caleb Williams' long-stated goal to become the Chicago Bears' first such quarterback uniquely notable.
- Fresh off a strong outing, Caleb Williams has reached 270 yards in four games, averages 233.1 yards per game, and has 25 touchdowns with six interceptions this season.
- Both Williams and Bears coach Ben Johnson stressed the record won't overshadow beating Detroit to clinch the NFC No. 2 seed and a 12-5 record.
- Williams framed the milestone as symbolic, saying `In 100 or however many years, it has never been done, so it symbolizes something`, while Ben Johnson downplayed 4,000 yards as arbitrary.
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Caleb Williams had all sorts of questions for the Chicago Bears before they drafted him with the No. 1 pick before last season.
Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams on 4,000 yards: ‘I was brought here for those types of things’
Caleb Williams knew what he signed up for when he came to Chicago. As his own father told author Seth Wickersham in his book released earlier this year, Chicago is where “quarterbacks go to die.” In a way, the Chicago Bears’ futile quarterbacking history was part of the draw for Williams. He has embraced the challenge of being the quarterback who finally changes that narrative. His coach, too, is here to flip the script. That’s what Ben Johnson …
Chicago Bears’ Caleb Williams ready for shot at becoming team’s first 4,000-yard passer
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams said it'd be cool to be the first Bears quarterback to pass for 4,000 yards in a season if he accomplished the feat against the Detroit Lions on Sunday. He's 270 yards away from reaching the mark.
Bears QB Caleb Williams on chase for 4,000 yards: 'I was brought here for those types of things'
The Bears are the only NFL team to never have a quarterback throw for 4,000 yards in a season. Sunday, that can change.Caleb Williams needs 270 yards against the Lions on Sunday to become the first Bears quarterback to reach the mark.“I think I was brought here for those types of things and those types of moments — things that haven’t been done here,” Williams said Wednesday.Williams has thrown for 3,730 yards this year, meaning he needs 109 yar…
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