Former NFL GM Makes Strong Caleb Williams Prediction for Bears Season
Summary
Caleb Williams is entering his third season as quarterback for the Chicago Bears. A former NFL general manager predicts Williams could be a strong candidate for the MVP award if he improves his passing and his receivers stay healthy.Key Facts
- Caleb Williams led the Chicago Bears to the NFC North title and a No. 2 playoff seed last season.
- Former New York Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum said Williams is “an MVP candidate without question.”
- Williams’ passing completion percentage was low: 62.5% in 2024 (31st of 36 QBs) and 58.1% in 2025 (32nd of 33 QBs).
- Improving completion percentage and maintaining consistency are key areas Williams needs to develop.
- Injuries to key receivers Luther Burden III (groin strain) and Rome Odunze (foot stress fracture) could affect Williams’ success.
- Odunze has returned to practice and feels his injury is manageable, while Burden’s return date is uncertain.
- The Bears will begin their season against the Carolina Panthers on September 13.
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