Caleb Williams absolutely carved up the New England Patriots defense on Thursday night, throwing for an impressive 308 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Chicago Bears to a 30-24 victory over Drake Maye and the Pats. This was a statement game, showing exactly what Williams can do when he’s locked in.
He wasn’t just good, he was *efficient*, completing 22 of 33 passes. And get this, it was only his second game back after being sidelined with a hamstring injury! Most guys take a minute to get back in rhythm after an injury, but Williams just picked up right where he left off. He’s now the first Bears quarterback since Mitch Trubisky back in 2018 to hit the 300-yard mark in consecutive games. That kind of consistency is a massive boost for Chicago. Williams truly cooled off Maye and the New England offense, snatching a huge win for the Bears.
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Originally reported by The Guardian.
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