Williams opened with a spark but finished Week 1 with 210 passing yards on 60% and an overthrow on a wide-open Moore. The Bears’ ambition of 4,000 yards and 70% completion hinges on improved timing and efficiency, alongside Williams’ evident rushing upside.

Williams’ Week 1 performance raised questions about accuracy and decision-making at the NFL level. Against Detroit, fantasy managers will watch mechanics, progressions, and efficiency as Chicago looks to establish a more reliable rhythm and capitalize on play-action with quicker reads.

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams opened Week 1 with a flawless 10-for-10 start and a high first-quarter rating, but a late-game drop-off underscored the learning curve as Chicago merges camp concepts with new reads. Coaches emphasize patience, process, and improving pocket presence to sustain early momentum into Week 2 versus Detroit.

Williams delivers a unique fantasy blend of passing efficiency and rushing juice, making him a high-end QB2 with clear Superflex upside in Week 2 against Detroit.

Noted as a passer turned target in preseason; Williams’ involvement signals Bears’ creativity and potential explosive plays, shaping the passing-game’s ceiling.