The Bears have yet to have a quarterback with 4,000 passing yards in a single season. They’ve also only had one quarterback with multiple passes in eight straight games.
By Sunday evening, they may have two.
Via NBC Sports research, Caleb Williams is one game from tying Sid Luckman for the franchise record eight consecutive games with two or more touchdown passes.
Williams has accomplished that feat in seven straight games, including the 2025 postseason. It’s another example of the team’s traditionally anemic offense giving way to an era of significant production on that side of the ball, especially in the passing game.
Last year, Williams finished the season with 3,942 passing yards. That was enough to break Erik Kramer’s 30-year-old record. It seems inevitable that Williams will reach 4,000 yards — possibly within this year.