[OC] The Chicago Bears are the only current NFL team to never have a quarterback throw for 4,000 yards in a season. Will #1 overall pick Caleb Williams finally be the guy to do it? I’m tracking his journey to 4,000.
Posted by JPAnalyst
[OC] The Chicago Bears are the only current NFL team to never have a quarterback throw for 4,000 yards in a season. Will #1 overall pick Caleb Williams finally be the guy to do it? I’m tracking his journey to 4,000.
Posted by JPAnalyst
16 comments
how many times has it been accomplished by a rookie?
also crazy how 93 yards is 2/3 of justin fields’ average lol
I saw last night Brock Purdy has the most pass yards of any 49ers QB somehow?! What’d they teach those boys at college lol
Great visual and fun idea!
50% completion rate ain’t gonna get it done.
Probably. There are 82 games in a season right?
I don’t know if we are going to see that this year, but it would be neat.
You should add how many games it will take at his current pace to reach 4000 yards tracker.
Can you create a bar of the “pace” he should be at so we can watch the gap build over time
Da. Ditka could have done that. Da Bears.
Love the choice of data points and execution. I look forward to the updates!
The never 4,000 thing is an interesting stat. They’ve always been a run-heavy team in a run-heavy division, but I’d never guessed.
I’m saying this as a totally unbiased SC alum, yes, he can do it!
Stroud and Jameis didn’t start every game for the full season…
Looks awesome. Maybe add the year of the previous QB totals to give a better appreciation of the time and scope of the data.
sub 100 yards in week 1. oof.