Caleb Williams loses weight, gains speed ahead of NFL preseason
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 6:00 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has lost 13 pounds during the offseason, potentially positioning him among the fastest QBs in the NFL. Williams confirmed the weight loss in an interview, aiming to improve his elusiveness on the field. Last season, he showcased significant escapability, helping the Bears secure a division-winning year. The Bears are looking to further refine their offensive rhythm as training camp progresses, with uncertainty surrounding Williams' participation in preseason games. Reports indicate that the team is working to enhance accuracy and minimize penalties as they prepare for the regular season.
- •Caleb Williams lost 13 pounds this offseason.
- •He aims to improve elusiveness and accuracy in 2026.
- •Williams is expected to play a key role in Bears' offense.
- •Bears are seeking better rhythm and reduced penalties in camp.
- •Preseason participation for Williams remains uncertain.
- 6:00 PMYahoo Sports — A slim Caleb Williams may be among the fastest QBs in the NFL
"Bears star Caleb Williams lost a little weight during the offseason, and now he may be amongst the fastest QBs in the NFL.
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