Overview
- Caleb Williams’ late scrambles set up two touchdowns in the final minutes of a 24-20 victory over the Giants.
- He ran eight times for 63 yards with a decisive 17-yard rushing score and converted a crucial third-and-10 with a 20-yard strike to rookie Colston Loveland.
- NFL Next Gen Stats lists Williams at 3.27 seconds from snap to throw, and the Giants produced 16 pressures without recording a sack.
- Ben Johnson lauded Williams’ "Houdini" escapes but reviewed throws he wants handled differently as part of blending improvisation with offensive structure.
- Analysts highlight durability concerns tied to frequent rushing, a risk the Bears are mindful of given limited depth behind Williams.