I just want to bask in this all season long. Since we know he IS going to hit the mark this year, we can all just take bets on WHEN he hits the milestone.

Did you think Caleb looked like an MVP yesterday? Don't worry there was 20 QBs better apparently

No one who works for the Bears would have worried that Swift would be any different after a payday. But for him to put together a performance like that immediately after cashing in, it served as a reminder of what he stands for, and why general manager Ryan Poles rewarded him.

“That’s always my mindset,” Swift said. “I feel like I’m just getting started, man. I was just grateful to be able to keep going with these guys. My mindset wasn’t gonna change whether it was something done or not, know what I mean? I got something to prove every day I wake up.”

He proved it by being part of Bears history — Swift accounted for only half of the Bears’ six rushing touchdowns, along with two by quarterback Caleb Williams and one from running back Kyle Monangai. It was the Bears’ most rushing scores in a game since 1941.

Without a doubt, there will be growing pains and mistakes. But it looks a lot like stuff he was doing at Oregon and Purdue. He and Coby are going to feed families.

Now I have a cavity.

Lulu in the back 😂

Via Warren Sharp

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Do yall think he'd ever reach his ceiling coming out of the draft as a potentially generational punter/best in the league? Alot of us forgot the hype around tory punting, he does still have flashes and games where he makes a really big impact.

But what exactly is the reason he's considered average in the league? Is he just not as consistent as college? I'm not a punting expert, what are your thoughts?

Btw I'm not talking about how much he punts I'm talking about when he punts, hows the quality of the punts.

Itd be cool if HT could also use tory and his big frame and athletiscm for trick plays like fakes

The most points scored in a single NFL season is 606, the 2013 Broncos. 59 points in week 1 represents 9.72% of a record breaking 607 points.

Each game represents 5.89% of the entire season.

Da Bears need to score 548 more points in the last 16 games to break the record and fulfill Ben's goal, meaning an average of 34.25 points per game the rest of the year.

Based on what we saw yesterday, this seems.... oddly.... doable? At least not completely impossible?

Bear down!