Captain Caleb

Whatever floats your goat!

Caleb Williams isn’t getting a contract extension from the Bears for two reasons: 1. Bears ownership has no history of breaking the bank for quarterbacks they have drafted in the first round dating back to Jim McMahon (1982-1988). The business model with their most recent first round selections Mitch Trubisky (2017-2020) and Justin Fields (2021-2023) was just playing them on their rookie deals. 2. There’s no need to break the bank for a quarterback like Williams who has an NFL career completion percentage of 60.3%. Quarterbacks with that level of accuracy are easy to find through the draft or free agency for minimal investment. For example, Tyrod Taylor had a completion percentage of 59.7% last season (he signed a 1-year deal with the Packers for $2.8 million). Joe Flacco had a 60.3% completion percentage last season (he signed a 1-year deal with the Bengals for $6 million). That’s the fair market value for that level of accuracy. Williams accuracy is also on a downward trend. He went from 62.5% in 2024 to 58.1% during the regular season to 52.2% in the 2025 playoffs. Quarterbacks in that accuracy range are a dime a dozen. Better yet, they could just turn things over to Tyson Bagent as a bridge quarterback who has a career completion percentage of 66.4%. Bagent was an undrafted free agent out of Division II Shepherd University and he is currently on a two-year contract for $10 million. Photo Credit: Getty Images

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