Danny Parkins#75 of 87 NFL pundits · Sep 6, 2026

Parkins picks Caleb Williams for MVP, believing the Bears offense in Year 2 under Ben Johnson will score a ton of points.

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What Danny Parkins said

I think they are going to score a ton of points.

Our reading: Caleb Williams to win MVP

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