Caleb Williams

Caleb Williams, a promising quarterback, made his NFL debut with the Chicago Bears following a standout college career at USC. Born on November 18, 2001, in Washington, D.C., Williams attended Gonzaga College High School, where he honed his skills on the football field before committing to the University of Southern California. His collegiate performance caught the attention of scouts, leading to his selection as the first overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft by the Bears. Williams, standing 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighing 215 pounds, quickly adapted to the professional level. In his rookie preseason, the young quarterback showcased his potential by completing 50% of his passes for 170 yards, alongside accumulating 20 rushing yards and scoring a touchdown over two games. This performance set the stage for his regular season, where he demonstrated remarkable poise and agility. Throughout the 2024 regular season, Williams played in 17 games, starting all of them, and was sacked 68 times. Despite the pressure, he managed to throw for 3,541 yards with a completion percentage of 62.456% and 20 touchdowns, alongside 6 interceptions. Not just a threat through the air, Williams also proved his versatility on the ground, rushing for 489 yards on 81 attempts. His ability to escape tackles and extend plays was evident, as he scrambled 51 times, although he did not find the end zone on the ground. Williams' rookie year was marked by significant achievements and learning experiences, showcasing his potential to be a cornerstone for the Bears' offense. His quick adaptation to the NFL, combined with his passing and rushing abilities, paints a promising picture for his future in the league.