While Caleb Williams tries to become Chicago's first 4,000-yard passer, the Bears hope to secure the No. 2 seed in the NFC when they host the Detroit Lions in the regular-season finale.

Figuring out who they are as a team, the 2025 Bears have built their identity as one that is always believing in one another, and that they're never out of any game. We'll see if that can transfer to the postseason, where Chicago will host its first playoff game in seven years.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is in the middle of a breakout season, particularly over the last several weeks. Over the last three games, Williams has thrown six touchdowns and no interceptions,

Caleb Williams has a chance to become Chicago's first 4,000-yard passer and the NFC North champion Bears can lock up the No. 2 seed in the NFC when they close the regular season against the Detroit Lions at Soldier Field on Sunday.

The Chicago Bears drafted Caleb Williams with the hope that he’d eventually become a perennial top-10 quarterback in the NFL—at the worst. (With his skills and talent, his ceiling is undoubtedly MVP-level if he ever reaches it.)

Caleb Williams could be the first Chicago Bears QB to throw for 4,000 yards in a season. Ben Johnson called it an “arbitrary” number, but Williams thinks it would be “cool.’

Bears QB Caleb Williams discussed what it was like being on the losing side of a thrilling fourth quarter finish vs. 49ers in Week 17.

Last season, Williams came close in his first year with the Bears throwing for 3,541 yards, the sixth-highest single-season total in team history. In year two, and the first season under Johnson's offensive scheme, Williams has 3,370 yards entering Sunday's game and is 109 yards from the record, and 270 yards from reaching the 4,000-yard mark.

Caleb Williams needs 270 passing yards Sunday to become the first Chicago Bears QB to reach 4,000. Can he do it? Brad Biggs answers your Bears questions weekly.