Finding better accuracy for Caleb Williams is the great Bears quest this season in Year 2 under coach Ben Johnson.
This almost goes without saying, except it needs to be said and repeated, and will be repeated often because of how good of how effective a passer he was last year even with a bad completion percentage. No one had a worse completion percentage than his 58.1% and still led their team as full-time starter into the playoffs since Andrew Luck in 2012.
“For me it's just get the completion percentage up," Williams said after minicamp ended. "Keep the offense on the field more, score as many points as possible."
Williams will naturally find his completion percentage getting better if he does those things. Improving through better footwork and timing, also through his much better knowledge of Johnson's offense is possible. Yet. there are many other areas where he can be better at just by doing a few small things better or different. It's not a matter of one alteration or one statistic. As Williams moves into another year in the offense numerous factors could blend to improve his completion percentage.
He's not on his level. Caleb is a level above Love.. which is okay, Love isn't generational https://t.co/5N31KVdXgn pic.twitter.com/CTzDxc15QV— Captain Caleb (@captaincaleb18) June 20, 2026"We're continuing to see his evolution as a quarterback," coach Ben Johnson said. "The accuracy continues to improve."
