Yahoo Sports NFL on Caleb Williams
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Caleb Williams is the 1st quarterback in Bears history to lead his team to 30+ points in three consecutive games with no turnovers. The Bears also never trailed in any of these three games, and that 3-game streak of scoring 30 points while never trailing is tied for the second-longest streak in franchise history.
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Williams leads historic Bears streak; MVP path mirrors Montana's 1989 efficiency-based candidacy.
Caleb Williams is the first quarterback in Bears history to lead his team to 30+ points in three consecutive games with no turnovers; the Bears never trailed in any of these three games. This 3-game streak of scoring 30 points while never trailing is tied for the second-longest streak in franchise history (the Bears went four in a row three times, all in the 1940s under Hall of Famer Sid Luckman). Williams' path to MVP candidacy mirrors Joe Montana's 1989 season: despite missing three games to hamstring injury, Montana won MVP in a landslide by being the most efficient passer on the best team, leading the NFL in completion rate (70.2%), TD% (6.7%), success rate (53.7%), yards per attempt (9.1), yards per game (270.8), and passer rating (112.4). Williams may not hit gaudy passing yard or touchdown numbers, but if his efficiency metrics rank among the NFL's best while the Bears keep winning, he could be an MVP finalist.
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