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Caleb Williams does something only 2 NFL MVPs have ever done

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams made history on Wednesday night by joining an elite group of NFL quarterbacks after throwing his 50th career touchdown pass with just 14 interceptions. The milestone came on the Bears' first offensive drive against the Atlanta Falcons, where Williams connected with tight end Colston Loveland for a 14-yard touchdown.

Williams achieved this feat in just 37 regular-season games, a testament to his efficiency and precision as a young passer. The Bears' Week 2 hamstring injury had briefly slowed his progress, but he returned to reclaim his place among the league’s most accurate quarterbacks.

Williams now stands alongside Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes, the only other NFL MVPs to reach this rare statistical achievement. His rapid ascent continues to draw comparisons to two of the most decorated signal-callers in modern football history.

The Bears’ offensive line and receivers played a key role in setting Williams up for success, allowing him to extend plays and find open targets. Williams’ ability to sustain drives while minimizing turnovers underscores his maturity beyond his years.

With three Super Bowl rings and multiple MVP awards between them, Mahomes and Jackson represent the gold standard for dual-threat quarterbacks, and Williams is quickly establishing himself as a potential third member of that exclusive club. The Bears’ Week 3 victory over the Falcons marked another step forward in Williams’ campaign to solidify his status as one of the league’s brightest young stars.

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