Caleb Williams ranks Aaron Rodgers second all time at quarterback

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has named Aaron Rodgers as the second-greatest quarterback in NFL history behind Tom Brady.

In a recent interview promoting EA Sports video games, Williams placed Brady first due to his seven Super Bowl wins. He then singled out Rodgers for the next spot. “I put Brady as number one, and for me, Aaron Rodgers is probably number two,” Williams told Heavy Sports. The statement comes amid discussion of Rodgers’ career accomplishments, including more than 66,000 passing yards and the lowest interception percentage in league history. Williams, who led the Bears to an 11-6 record last season, is viewed as a rising talent in the same division once dominated by Rodgers.

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