Three things Bears QB Caleb Williams wants to improve on

He is one game away from tying the franchise record for multiple touchdown passes, a milestone highlighted by NBC Sports as the Bears approach the final stretch of the regular season. The proximity to the record places Williams in a historic conversation within Chicago, and the upcoming matchup is set to determine whether he will equal the long‑standing benchmark for the team. A victory would cement his place among the franchise's elite passers, while a loss could leave the record just out of reach.

The Chicago Tribune marked the transition from Williams' offseason training to a 'serious' campaign, noting that the summer of preparation has ended. In a related piece, the Chicago Sun‑Times described his collaboration with engineer‑artist Ben Johnson, saying the pairing gave Williams goosebumps about what the future could hold for the Bears' offense. Yahoo Sports recalled a particular error from his second season that still lingers in his mind, highlighting the psychological weight he carries into each play.

ESPN reported that Williams has identified three specific aspects of his game he wants to improve, signaling a targeted approach as the season closes. The article does not disclose the exact areas, but the focus suggests a concerted effort to refine his performance before the postseason.