It is not a name you hear associated with the MVP race, but Michael Penix Jr. certainly can make a case for being the league’s MVP through five weeks and his case is pretty obvious. When he plays, the Falcons win. When he does not play, Atlanta loses. Sunday, Penix and the Falcons (2-3) host the Chicago Bears (3-2).

However, as Kevin Fishabin of The Athletic reports, Ben Johnson revealed there is a lot of uncertainty about the QB position for Chicago leading up to Week 6. They could return to Williams, or there might even be a change in store with Tyson Bagent and Case Keenum for this upcoming week's matchup.

Ex-NFL quarterback Chris Simms was hesitant to crown the Green Bay Packers as the second-best team in the NFC North behind the Vikings.

Momentum is building. In two games without Caleb Williams — and with two other starting quarterbacks — the Bears have yet to trail.

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Chicago Bears star quarterback Caleb Williams appears to have vengeance on his mind as he works his way back from his hamstring injury.

The All-22 film illustrates a rough day for the Bears offense in Sunday's loss in Green Bay, where nothing seemed to go right.

The Bears have started 3-1 under Ben Johnson, earning praise for his creative quarterback handling and a team-first defense that has helped Chicago win while Caleb Williams is sidelined. Johnson is also drawing early Coach of the Year attention,