So much good surrounds the Chicago Bears right now. They’re 2-0 since the Packers debacle and Caleb Williams’ return to the lineup. Williams has been on another level, completing 52-of-69 passes (75.4%) for 613 passing yards and three touchdowns. I’ve got a few Williams nuggets for today, but in all of the goodness of the last five days, the news of Cole Kmet’s season-ending injury is a major bummer.
Kmet is about as Chicago Bears as it gets. A Chicago kid, who went from the Chicago burbs to Notre Dame and then to the Bears in the NFL Draft, has been here for some down years. Seeing him take a backseat to Colston Loveland in the offense and do so with class and still be a leader has been fun to watch, and it was nice to know that he was still going to be a big part of the current iteration of Bears football. He still will be, but he won’t be on the field for the rest of this season, and that stings. His letter to Bears fans in the Players’ Tribune in September was goosebump-inducing, and knowing how much Kmet cares about this franchise makes losing him for the rest of the season sting a little more. As Ben Johnson said today: “He is Chicago. He’s been here his whole life, and he’s a big part of our heartbeat. It stings. I hate it for him. I hate it for his teammates as well.” Oct 22, 2026; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet (85) is helped after an apparent injury during the second half against the New England Patriots at Soldier Field. Mandatory Credit: Patrick Gorski-Imagn ImagesMORE: Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson Express What Cole Kmet Means to Them
Caleb Williams, protector of the football pic.twitter.com/osM6oknZqM
— PFF (@PFF) October 23, 2026MORE: Caleb Williams Makes More History In Bears Win On Thursday Night Football
According to Dan Orlovsky on ESPN today, the Chicago Bears have run 505 offensive plays to just 351 for their opponents this season. That difference (+154) is the largest for any team through seven games in the Super Bowl era (since 1966). The Bears have run the most plays per game in the league (72.1) and allowed the fewest (50.1). Bears Report’s Zack Pearson noted that the Bears possessed the ball for 12:21 in the fourth quarter against the Patriots. That’s 82.3 percent of the game’s final quarter. Hard for a team to erase a deficit when they spend almost the entire quarter running a cardio program up and down the field on defense. According to Pearson, this is the third time this season that Chicago has possessed the ball for more than 12 minutes in the fourth quarter. You know the tides are turning on the Caleb discourse when Dan Orlovsky, noted Caleb critic, is absolutely losing his mind over how good Williams was on television …You cannot play better at QB@ChicagoBears @Espngreeny @GetUpESPN @BarstoolBigCat ? pic.twitter.com/3ayLn5QmF6
— Dan Orlovsky (@danorlovsky7) October 23, 2026THE BN BEARS PODCAST LIVES HERE: Apple | Spotify | YouTube
Last one:Caleb Williams' second act of offseason alchemy1st offseason: fixed one of the worst rookie sack seasons ever2nd offseason: flipped his middle-depth passing accuracy from bottom barrel to almost league's best and ho-hum deep ball to #1 in NFL by a mile. Take a bow @CALEBcsw pic.twitter.com/WJqCYvl3y2
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