Caleb Williams stats today: Bears QB's passing yards, rushing yards, touchdowns and more in Week 11 vs. Packers

Modified Nov 17, 2024 21:54 GMT

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Caleb Williams has been in the headlines since the Chicago Bears drafted him with the top pick this year. However, the quarterback came under scrutiny before the Bears' Week 11 game against the Green Bay Packers since he went three games in a row without throwing a touchdown.

With Williams in the spotlight, fans wanted to know how he fared against the Packers at Solider Field on Sunday.

Caleb Williams' stats vs. Packers in Week 11

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Caleb Williams completed 23 of 31 passes for 231 yards but once again finished the game with no passing touchdowns. He didn't throw any interceptions against the Packers, either. The Bears quarterback also rushed for 90 yards on seven carries.

The Packers narrowly won the game 20-19, as the Bears slumped to their sixth defeat of the season.

While there was talk around the Bears' offensive line during the week, they did relatively well against Green Bay. However, Williams was still sacked three times.

A look at Williams' stats vs. the Packers:

Pass attempts: 31
Pass completions: 23
Passing yards: 231
Passing touchdowns: 0
Interceptions: 0
Passer rating: 95.0
Rushing yards: 70
Carries: 9
Rushing touchdowns: 0

Williams has now gone four games without a passing touchdown. This has been hurting the Bears, who are winless in their past four matches.

Although Williams has shown flashes of brilliance, both in his passing and running attributes, he needs to make it count in the endzone for Chicago to quell its losing streak.

In 10 games this season, Williams has now completed 201 of 325 passes for 2,016 yards and thrown nine touchdowns with five interceptions. He has also rushed for 306 yards on 40 carries but has yet to score a touchdown on the ground.

The Bears are slowly slipping away from the possibility of making the playoffs this season. Despite being a rookie, Williams needs to do better if Chicago has plans to push for the postseason in the second half of this regular season.

The Bears will welcome the Minnesota Vikings in Week 12.