Even with the NFC North rivalry alive and well, Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has earned the respect of his peers.

Erik Kramer had the greatest individual season for a Bears quarterback in 1997, throwing for 3,838 yards and 29 touchdowns, and those numbers have never been surpassed. Right behind Kramer's franchise-best season is Jay Cutler, who played eight seasons for Chicago and sits in second, third, and fourth place in Bears quarterback history.

NFL season over, fantasy football rankings for 2025 are out, and Caleb Williams is already being disrespected in early projections.

It's time for our annual position reviews, beginning with quarterback, where rookie Caleb Williams managed to make it through every single game.

NFL analyst Brian Baldinger, who worked with Williams in high school, believes he has a desire to win and be coached to the most difficult degree. Speaking to Adam Rank of "The Sick Podcast" during Super Bowl LIX week, Baldinger said he believes the Bears' gunslinger has a mindset all about winning.

Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams got embarrassing news during the NFL Award Show, finishing 10th in Offensive Rookie of the Year voting.

The Chicago Bears have big needs along the offensive and defensive lines, but adding a veteran to the team's QB room might rank high on Ryan Poles' to-do list.

After a rough first season with Caleb Williams, the Bears have the money to turn things around quickly with their new head coach.

We look at the possibility of Jameis Winston signing with the Bears -- if they're looking for a veteran QB to mentor Caleb Williams. The post Bears Could Sign ‘Rejuvenated’ Former No. 1 Overall Pick to Back Up Caleb Williams appeared first on Heavy Sports.