Caleb Williams' 2025 Season: A Deep Dive

With the NFL today, March 18th, Caleb Williams had a big second year as the Chicago Bears

starting quarterback in 2025.

The team jumped up by six regular season wins under new head coach Ben Johnson.

They claimed the NFC North title and pulled off a wild playoff win against the Green Bay

Packers, scoring 25 points in the fourth quarter.

Alone.

Social media buzz with mixed takes on Williams.

Williams saw elite flashes while others called out his inconsistency and chalked up the

bright spots to luck.

Traditional stats like yards and touchdowns only tell part of the story, missing the real

process behind the plays.

To dig deeper, a detailed grading system looked beyond the box score.

It breaks each game into two halves, scoring for minus five to plus five for half, for

things like throw placement, anticipation, and handling.

Pressure.

Negative points hit for bad decisions, misses or sacks from poor awareness.

This pairs with custom metrics like true passer rating, on-target throws, and depth

of target.

Williams got compared to six other quarterbacks, including Bonix, Dreg May, and Jordan Love,

all graded the same way for fair context.

In the end, Williams ranked third highest among those seven in overall grades.

A new series breaks it down further, from game scores to accuracy trends and year over

year growth.

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