According to PFF, Williams ranked first in the red zone among all quarterbacks that played in Week 6 with the following stats: adjusted completion rate of 100%, three touchdowns, two big-time throws, and a PFF grade of 93.2.

Williams threw four touchdown passes in a rout of the Jaguars as the Bears won their third straight and enter the bye week at 4-2.

Caleb Williams is settling into a rhythm, and the Bears are racking up wins. Overall, things are looking good for Chicago. The Bears cruised into their bye with a 4-2 record and three straight wins following a 35-16 rout of the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.

Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams received plenty of accolades for his performance in the win over Jacksonville.

When it comes to the history of quarterbacks in Chicago, it’s not a good one. People might have seen the infamous graphic of every NFL team’s last 4,000 yard passer, with the Bears as the only team to never have a QB throw for 4,

Williams became the fourth rookie quarterback with at least four touchdown passes and 50 rushing yards in a game, joining Pro Football Hall of Famer Troy Aikman (Dec. 3, 1989), Robert Griffin III (Nov. 18, 2012) and Deshaun Watson (Oct. 29, 2017).

I f you listened to draft experts over the past few years, then you may have assumed that this moment was inevitable: Caleb Williams is playing at a high level early in his career