Bears' QB Caleb Williams Aims 4,000 Yards, 70% Completion in 2025 Season

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is entering his second NFL season with high personal goals but insists he does not feel external pressure. Despite a challenging rookie year where he threw for 3,541 yards, 20 touchdowns, and six interceptions, and endured the most sack yardage in the league, Williams remains focused on improvement rather than outside noise. He aims to become the first Bears quarterback to throw for over 4,000 yards in a season and achieve a 70% completion rate, both franchise firsts. New head coach Ben Johnson has praised Williams' mental approach and self-correction abilities during training camp, signaling optimism for the upcoming season. Williams emphasizes that pressure is a privilege but does not currently define his mindset, focusing instead on internal growth and team performance. The Bears hope Williams' development will help improve their offense after a 5-12 finish last year.