The season for Chicago quarterback Caleb Williams started with being carted off with a hamstring injury in Week 2. It might end with him being in the middle of the MVP conversation.

The former No. 1 overall pick appears to be growing into the QB everyone expected coming out of USC.

The last two games have been mighty impressive from Williams in wins over Atlanta and New England. He threw for more than 300 yards in both victories — the first time he’s done that in consecutive games in his young career. He completed 75% of his passes.

In the three full games he’s played this season, Williams is aggressively pushing the ball downfield at the some of the highest rates of his young career and with success.

But, he’ll face maybe his toughest test of the season next Monday when the Bears visit the Seahawks, and it can’t be ignored that the one elite defense he faced this season, Williams struggled badly.…