Through Caleb Williams’ first two seasons in the NFL, the Chicago Bears’ quarterback has avoided throwing many interceptions.
In 34 games played, Williams has thrown 13 interceptions. He finished with a 1.2% interception rate, which is the lowest in NFL history for a quarterback with at least 1,000 pass attempts, according to The Chicago Bears.
In the 19-16 loss to the Detroit Lions in the regular-season finale, Williams threw his seventh interception of the season while trying to target DJ Moore on an explosive play in the third quarter. Defensive back Avonte Maddox boxed out Moore and created the takeaway for the Lions’ defense.