Caleb Williams ranks Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers among all-time QBs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 7, 2026, 1:22 PM
Last updated Jun 7, 2026

Caleb Williams, quarterback for the Chicago Bears, recently shared his top choices for the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. He placed Tom Brady at No. 1, citing his seven Super Bowl wins. For his second pick, Williams chose Aaron Rodgers, emphasizing his impressive career accomplishments. This ranking reflects the ongoing debate about the best players in the league history, with diverse opinions on post-Brady rankings. As Williams contemplates milestones of his own career, the future may hold a potential matchup against Rodgers, possibly in the latter's final NFL season.
- •Williams names Tom Brady as his top all-time QB.
- •Aaron Rodgers ranks second on Williams' list.
- •Rodgers' decorated career includes one Super Bowl win and four MVP awards.
- •Williams led the Bears to victory in a game against the Steelers last season.
- •Rodgers may be in his final NFL season in 2026.
- 1:22 PMYahoo Sports — Chicago Bears Caleb Williams names surprising all-time QB ranking
"One of the NFL’s greatest ongoing debates centers on identifying the best players in league history. Whether discussing the undisputed GOAT or ranking players at each position, everyone seems to have an opinion—including Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams. Williams was…
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