Windy City Gridiron 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... That's Williams' path to the MVP: Be the most efficient passer on the best team.
STACKED’s take
Williams' efficiency-first MVP path mirrors Montana's 1989 model; Bears' 30+ point streak shows elite performance.
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 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. Despite missing three games due to hamstring injury, Williams has an MVP path similar to Joe Montana's 1989 season: being the most efficient passer on the best team. Montana won MVP despite missing three games (Weeks 6, 8, and 15) by leading the NFL in efficiency categories (70.2% completion rate, 6.7 TD%, 53.7% success rate, 9.1 yards per attempt, 270.8 yards per game, 112.4 passer rating). Williams' path to MVP candidacy: if his efficiency numbers rank among the best in the NFL while the Bears keep winning, he could be a finalist despite not hitting gaudy passing yard or touchdown totals.
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