The so-called beef with you-know-who feels like a distant memory.
Caleb Williams has the highest adjusted completion percentage in the NFL, according to Pro Football Focus’ metrics. The Chicago Bears quarterback also ranks second in the rate of accurate passes thrown, while also tossing the third-lowest percentage of uncatchable balls. His CPOE (a.k.a. how much more often he completed passes than the average QB would have on the same throws) ranks fourth, and his ACCOE (charted ball placement measured against the difficulty of the throw) checks in at sixth.
This is my kind of content from PFF:
Nobody has a higher adjusted completion pct than Caleb Williams FULL QB ACCURACY REPORT ? t.co/qQoKJMIX3g t.co/07G1dQ9USg
— PFF (@PFF) November 11, 2026Highlighting Caleb’s improved accuracy after a game in which he threw four interceptions feels a little awkward. But with the bye landing this week, I feel like we can discuss this framing without overreacting to the most recent performance.
Some Other Notable Caleb Williams Stats at the Bye
The bye week presents a good opportunity for us to hit the reset button and take a look at QB1’s stats:
Caleb Williams stats at the bye: 134/195 (68.7%), 1,546 yards, 7.9 yards per attempt, 8 touchdowns, 5 interceptions, 95.4 passer rating. Williams’ stats prorated over a full 17-game season would look like this: 380/553, 4,380 yards, 23 TDs, 14 INTs. QB1’s rest-of-season pace (14 games): 313/455, 3,607 yards, 19 TDs, 12 INTs, 95.4 passer rating Where Williams ranks among other QBs: 1,546 yards (22nd), 7.9 yards/attempt (9th), 257.7 yards/game (9th), 95.4 passer rating (14th), 72.2 QBR (7th) Nov 2, 2026; Seattle, Washington, USA; Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams (18) warms up prior to a game against the Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field. Mandatory Credit: Joe Nicholson-Imagn ImagesThere are two statistical areas I’d love to see Caleb Williams improve after the bye. The first is in the ADot department. Williams’ average depth of target is 7.6 yards, which ranks 27th among NFL quarterbacks. That is a steep drop-off from last season, when Williams’ ADot of 8.9 yards ranked 11th. The big-time throw (BTTs) numbers have taken a hit, too. In 2025, Williams’ 28 big-time throws were the sixth-most in football. But in 2026, his 9 BTTs rank 18th. I expect that number to tick up down the stretch.
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In addition to his accuracy rates, another area Williams has seen improvement is in a decrease in turnover-worthy plays. Last season, Williams ranked 33rd in turnover-worthy plays with 19. This season, his six turnover-worthy plays rank 10th. It will be cool to see what the numbers look like if Williams gets back to the player he was before the four-INT game on Sunday Night Football. Because if he can, we’ll be watching a quarterback who has found a way to play risk-averse football while also making big-time plays.
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