A surprising statistic about Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is stirring up controversy among fans. Despite being a highly-touted prospect, Williams has reportedly drawn zero roughing the passer penalties through his first two NFL seasons. This starkly contrasts with former Bears QB Justin Fields, who received four such calls in the same period, even as a part-time starter. The video from Bears Now explores whether this is part of a larger "Bears tax," highlighting the team's league-worst net-yards differential in penalties since 2022. Host Harrison Graham unpacks this intriguing pattern, prompting a critical look at officiating trends impacting the Chicago Bears.
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This Caleb Williams Stat Will Drive Bears Fans CRAZY…
This video shines a light on a surprising statistic regarding Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams, who has yet to draw a single roughing the passer penalty. The host explores this unusual lack of calls for Williams within the context of the Bears' broader struggles with penalties, noting their league-worst net-yards differential since 2022. Viewers will learn if a "Bears tax" exists, questioning why the team consistently receives fewer favorable penalty calls compared to other NFL teams.
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