Score: 19-17 win vs. Minnesota Vikings<\/p>\n
Stat Line: 16 of 32 for 193 yards<\/p>\n
Caleb Williams hasn’t been the most efficient quarterback of late. He’s completed just 54.9 percent of his passes over the last three games. Yet the Chicago Bears are 3-0 in those contests and Williams is why. <\/p>\n
Williams has led five game-winning drive this season. To be fair, the second-year quarterback didn’t need to do too much Sunday against the Vikings after Devin Duvernay provided a 56-yard kick return to place Chicago in Minnesota’s territory, which led to the game-winning field goal. <\/p>\n
However, a belief is building within the organization and Williams’ presence is a big part of the Bears’ 7-3 record. <\/p>\n
“Something that I’ve spoke about before: living in the known,” Caleb Williams told reporters<\/a>. “It doesn’t matter when; it doesn’t matter how; it doesn’t matter who. We’ve got the guys; we’ve got the coaches. We live in the known. And so when our moment comes, when their moment comes, whoever it is on the team, we’ll make the play.”<\/p>\n The performances aren’t perfect, but Williams and the Bears coaching staff are learning how to win together. <\/p>\n