Caleb Williams pass chart — Bears vs Packers (January 10, 2026)

Caleb Williams completed a big performance in Chicago’s playoff win over the Green Bay Packers. Below is the play-level pass chart for that game and a short analytical summary of his passing distribution and outcomes.

Chart explanation (what you’re seeing)

• Each point is a pass location: lateral position (x, sideline = ±26.5) and depth (y, yards downfield).
• Results are labeled as complete, incomplete, touchdown, or interception.
• Depth categories are short (0–10 yds), medium (10–20 yds), deep (20+ yds).

Below is the pass-chart visualization (single-game):

Key statistics (single-game)

• Total pass attempts: 46
• Completions: 24
• Incompletions: 22
• Touchdowns: 2
• Interceptions: 0
• Completion rate: 52.2%

Zone breakdown (by depth and side)

• By depth:
  • Short: 7 attempts, 7 completions — 100.0%
  • Medium: 30 attempts, 8 completions — 26.7%
  • Deep: 9 attempts, 9 completions — 100.0%
• By side:
  • Left: 16 attempts, 9 completions — 56.3%
  • Middle: 15 attempts, 8 completions — 53.3%
  • Right: 15 attempts, 7 completions — 46.7%

Key plays / takeaways

• Touchdowns:
  • DJ Moore — 25-yard deep TD (left side).
  • Olamide Zaccheaus — 8-yard TD (middle, short).
• Big completions: multiple deep completions to Colston Loveland (including 27, 29, 22, and 21-yard gains) and a 25-yard completion to Luther Burden III.
• Distribution: Williams attacked deep and left/middle areas effectively — perfect on deep attempts (9/9) and perfect on short attempts (7/7), but struggled in the medium range (30 attempts, only 8 completions).
• Game impact: Two TDs and multiple explosive deep completions were decisive in Chicago’s win over Green Bay.

Conclusion / Quick read

Caleb Williams showed elite big-play efficiency in this game — perfect on deep attempts (9/9) and 2 TDs, but the offense had a lot of medium-range attempts with a low conversion rate (26.7%). Against the Packers on January 10, 2026, the deep success and timely short/red-zone completions were the difference.

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