Caleb Williams is viewed as not a guaranteed fix for the Bears’ offense and the team is framed as beatable, limiting high-confidence fantasy ceilings. The Bears' trajectory remains uncertain, with Williams’ development affecting fantasy upside in sporadic fashion.

Bears quarterback on pace for nearly 4,000 passing yards and north of 30 TDs, threatening franchise records and reshaping Chicago’s offensive identity under Ben Johnson.

Williams anchors Chicago’s offense with improved pocket presence and better decision-making, elevating Odunze’s fantasy ceiling. His execution in the red zone and ability to extend plays could drive landmark scoring games, giving Bears’ pass-heavy fantasy rosters a steady backbone as the schedule intensifies.

Caleb Williams, quarterback, has started with a historic pace for a No. 1 pick; strong chemistry with Johnson drives early success.

Caleb Williams thrives against blitzes with a 6:0 TD-to-INT and 136.3 passer rating through four games; uses legs to escape pressure; part of Bears improved offense under Johnson.