Ben Johnson emphasizes winning as Caleb Williams aims for MVP talk
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 6, 2026, 11:00 AM
Last updated Jun 6, 2026
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson focuses on victories as quarterback Caleb Williams emerges as a potential MVP candidate in his third year. Williams showcased clutch performances during the 2025 season with multiple fourth-quarter comebacks against teams like the Las Vegas Raiders and Washington Commanders. Johnson highlights that team success takes precedence over individual accolades, supporting Williams' growth as a prominent quarterback. Analysts predict Williams will be in the MVP conversation if he continues this trajectory. The Bears will continue to need his leadership to compete effectively.
- •Johnson praises Williams' ability to perform under pressure.
- •Williams led several game-winning drives in 2025.
- •Analysts believe Williams could contend for MVP this season.
- •Bears focus on winning games over individual statistics.
- •Williams aims to build on his franchise record-breaking achievements.
- 11:00 AMYahoo Sports — Ben Johnson Staying Level-Headed on Expectations for Caleb Williams
"Following a season of thrilling fourth-quarter comebacks, Chicago's head coach prioritizes victories over hype as his young quarterback eyes a potential MVP ascent in year three.
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