Unfortunately, because the Bears have already been eliminated from the playoffs, we only have two more opportunities to watch Williams suit up. But when we do turn on our TV sets to watch the Bears play in these final two games, just know that Chicago’s QB1 is re-writing the record books as he ties a bow on his rookie season.

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