What happened: On The Breakdown, the host said Caleb Williams bypassed a shallow cross on play 63 to deliver a back-shoulder throw two yards off the hash for the Chicago Bears. On The Breakdown, the host noted that the defense showed blitz pressure on third-and-9 before dropping into coverage against a concept pairing 12-yard and 18-yard in-routes.

Why it matters: On The Breakdown, the host said stepping up in the pocket to throw between a square of defenders instead of settling for a punt showed "truly next level" vision and trust. The host added that the Bears had run the exact same play call earlier in the game and praised the offense's third-down conversions all season as "elite quarterback" play.

What to watch: On The Breakdown, the host said the Bears should continue showing that level of pocket trust and middle-of-the-field passing execution as the 2026 season progresses.