This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/bears/onsi as Former NFL head coach raves about Caleb Williams in powerful message to Bears fans. It's easy to forget how Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was viewed as an NFL Draft prospect just a couple of years ago.

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With Dart out, Giants backup quarterback Russell Wilson couldn’t do much. And Bears quarterback Caleb Williams did plenty, throwing a touchdown pass with 3:56 left in the fourth quarter and then running for a touchdown with 1:47 remaining as the Bears beat the Giants 24-20.

Chicago Bears tight end Colston Loveland gains 20 yards in the air on a pass from  quarterback Caleb Williams against the New York Giants.

At least three of his fellow first-rounders are ahead of him at the halfway point of Year 2, and this is when Williams should be showing results under coach Ben Johnson.

After Caleb Williams and the rest of the squad exploded on the Cincinnati Bengals to the tune of 47 points in Week 9, the Bears' matchup against the New York Giants has fantasy managers hoping to capitalize on another friendly matchup for Chicago. MORE: This Chicago Bears rookie has fans buzzing at midway point of 2025 season

The Chicago Bears cannot convert a fourth-and-4 from quarterback Caleb Williams to running back D'Andre Swift with 1:13 left in the first half, the fourth turnover on downs of the game against the New York Giants.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has shown progress in his first season under head coach Ben Johnson, although he still has plenty of room for improvement in his second season. But he's already garnering a reputation for being clutch when it matters most.