Huddle Up: Williams had an inconsistent rookie year, and while he posted a respectable 20 touchdowns compared to six interceptions, he struggled in many of the other metrics. He will need to make some serious strides next season to become more than a low-end QB2.

Huddle Up: If you thought Chicago's offense looked bad at other points during their current 10-game losing streak, they took it to another level on Thursday night, matching their season low in points with Williams under constant pressure. After being sacked seven times tonight, Williams moved into second place all-time in sacks taken (67) by a rookie, behind only David Carr's 76. It was also his third game of less than 200 yards passing in his last four, and his first without a touchdown since Week 11 versus the Packers. He faces Green Bay again in the finale. At this point, it's impossible to know how the Packers will approach Week 18, making it difficult to gauge Williams' value.

Huddle Up: Even though the Bears have lossed nine straight, Williams has shown some promise. The rookie has tossed multiple touchdowns in four of his last five games, and he can be a QB2 option for fantasy owners.

Huddle Up: The good news is that Williams didn't throw any interceptions for the eighth consecutive game, but the bad news is that he has just one games with over 256 yards in the span, and he has eight touchdown strikes in the eight-game span. He is best used as a low-end QB2 in most fantasy leagues through the remainder of the 2024 season.

Huddle Up: The good news is that Williams did not throw a seventh straight game, and he has two or more touchdowns in each of the past two outings. However, he has 134 or fewer passing yards in three of the past seven outings. He is nothing more than a low-end QB2 in fantasy leagues of 12 or more teams heading into Week 15 against the Minnesota Vikings.

Huddle Up: Williams has been one of the best quarterbacks in fantasy since interim offensive coordinator Thomas Brown took over, although it did not look like things were going to keep going that direction through one half in Detroit. However, Williams caught fire in the second half and led touchdown drives on three of Chicago's first four possessions after the break. The Bears' comeback from a 16-0 halftime deficit fell flat in the final minute though as head coach Matt Eberflus sat on his final timeout after Williams was sacked with just over 30 seconds remaining. Williams threw incomplete to Rome Odunze as time expired, ending Chicago's hopes of potentially sending the game into overtime. Williams' recent play has put him in the

Huddle Up: Williams has certainly had his ups and downs in his rookie year, and that's to be expected for a first-year field general. It was his third 300-yard game of the season, which is good. It was his first game with a touchdown pass or run in the past five outings. That's not good. He needs to be a lot more consistent before we can suggest him as anything more than a low-end QB2 in fantasy leagues of 12 or more teams. Next up is a date with the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving at Ford Field.

Huddle Up: Williams was pretty accurate in this one, but he accounted for zero touchdowns which helps no one in fantasy football. He has consistently posted low-end QB2 type numbers all season. He'll look for improvement in Week 12 against the Minnesota Vikings.

Huddle Up: The Bears offense has struggled under Shane Waldron since coming out of the Week 7 bye, and Williams has failed to throw a touchdown pass in any of his last three games. The rookie has flashed some promise, but he remains a mid QB2 until he can prove to show some consistency.

Huddle Up: Williams has gone three games without a touchdown pass and has been held to under 140 yards passing in two of those three games. He should be avoided in standard leagues and is a risky option in two-quarterback leagues.