Caleb Williams is one game from tying the franchise record for multiple TD passes
The Bears have still never had a quarterback with 4,000 passing yards in a single season.
Caleb Williams, the quarterback for the Chicago Bears, is on the verge of tying the franchise record for most touchdown passes in consecutive games, set by Sid Luckman. Williams has already achieved this milestone in seven straight games, including the 2025 postseason. This performance signifies a shift in the traditionally anemic offense of the Bears, which now shows significant production on the passing side.
Last season, Williams broke the previous record of 3,942 passing yards set by Erik Kramer. It appears that Williams is on track to surpass this mark, potentially achieving it as early as this year.
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