What happened: Caleb Williams recorded a multiple-interception regular-season game against Tampa Bay on Sunday night. The outing ended a streak of 36 consecutive regular-season starts without multiple interceptions. Williams had previously logged two multi-interception games across his first three career starts.
Why it matters: Ball security had anchored Williams' development since entering the league as the No. 1 overall pick in 2024. Preventing turnovers remains pivotal for sustaining drives and maintaining position in the NFC standings.
By the numbers: Through five games in 2026, Williams completed 112 of 158 passes for 1,267 yards, six touchdowns, and one interception. The multi-interception outing against Tampa Bay was just his third across 40 career regular-season starts.
What to watch: Williams and the passing offense will look to rebound as preparations begin for Week 11.