What happened: Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams leads the NFL in adjusted completion percentage according to Pro Football Focus tracking. The metric accounts for dropped passes, throwaways, spiked balls, and passes batted at the line of scrimmage.
Why it matters: The accuracy rating reflects Williams' steady progress during his third NFL campaign since being selected first overall in 2024. His ball placement and decision-making have helped sustain offensive drives while keeping turnover-worthy throws to a minimum.
By the numbers: In 2026 through 6 games, Williams has completed 134 of 195 passes for 1,546 yards, eight touchdowns, and five interceptions.
What to watch: Chicago looks to maintain Williams' passing efficiency as the Bears continue their 2026 regular season slate.