Bill Belichick

He is a six-time All-Pro.

He led the league in passing yards, passing touchdowns, and passer rating three times.

He is the most accomplished quarterback in Bears history, no doubt.

He was also running the freaking T formation, which has gone the way of the Model T. So let's be honest about what Sid Legman was and when he did it and the fact that he did it pre-integration-wise.

That's fair.

And there are only 13 teams max when he was winning championships.

It is a different landscape now.

And I present to you Caleb Williams.

And before, I'm going to be like, remember Eminem in 8 Mile?

final battle, and he just talks badly about himself before I hand you the mic and you can say something bad about Caleb, I know his completion percentage isn't where you want it to be.

But I would argue, as a guy who had more drop passes than everybody else, that's not all on him.

I would also argue, I'm good with him dirting balls as opposed to throwing bad balls that end up getting picked off.

Because his completion percentage is...

put next to his interception percentage okay with me because you're not throwing the ball to the other team.

I would also say, unlike his contemporaries, Super Bowl-era quarterbacks, this is a guy who didn't have a super strong defense to rely on.

When you look at the defensive ranks of his team, total yards and points allowed,

compared to teams in the past that went to the playoffs, it's like night and day.

And I know that defense did create some takeaways, but at the same time, the reason they led the league in turnover margin is because he was not giving it away.

So Caleb Williams, for me, he's already there.

I think that there are – putting on my glasses – there are two realistic challengers for the title of greatest Chicago Bears quarterback in Chicago Bears history.