Feels good to have some stats to track – let's get into it:
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Bears Stats Tracker 2026 Infogram
First things first, Caleb Williams is now in sole possession of 8th place in franchise history with 52 TD passes, breaking the tie with Jim Harbaugh. It'll be a few games until he catches the next clutch of QBs but he'll rise up the ranks fast when he gets into the 60s. Same with the yardage but we're a few games away from catching Ed Brown.
I've kept the 4k passer even if it seems like a pipedream at this point. I will say, if Caleb puts up a 400 yard performance against the Bucs and/or Saints in the next few games it will at least be interesting down the stretch. Averaging 300 yards per game for the rest of the season is no east feat.
The big addition this week is the TD:INT ratio chart in the upper left corner. This is all-time in league history, minimum 1,500 pass attempts. You will note that Caleb Williams does not actually qualify here as he has only 1,254 attempts. Assuming health, he will get there this season, but you won't find him on any official list until he hits that mark. However, we can still track it here. Bold text players are active and you'll note almost everyone is active except for Russell Wilson (who did some real damage to this ratio late in his career) and Tom Brady. Modern QB play puts an emphasis on taking care of the football, and Caleb is quite good at that. If Williams qualified, he'd be second on this list at 3.71. Now, this number can jump with a hot stretch or some mistakes because he is early in his career. We'll keep track of this as he inches toward qualification.
Where will Caleb debut on the TD:INT ratio rankings when he qualifies?
