While he fell agonizingly short of making Chicago Bears history, Caleb Williams still had an incredible sophomore season in 2025. He set a franchise record with

Williams said he was trying to improvise, while Moore stuck to his route. The turnover was the result of "just a miscommunication."

Wrapped in a jacket in frigid temperatures, Williams watched from the bench as Matthew Stafford led the Rams on the winning drive as Los Angeles reached the NFC Championship Game with its second straight road victory in the postseason. After the game, Williams said the interception was the result of a "miscommunication" between he and Moore.

The Chicago Bears franchise QB went from embattled to beloved after a magical NFL playoffs run ended in agony.

And that's why he wants things to change. Because the chances are that Rolapp's attention, like yours, wasn't solely locked in on Gotterup as he fired a Sunday 64 to claim his third-career PGA Tour title. It might not have been there at all.

Matthew Stafford watched in disbelief with everyone else as Caleb Williams made a spectacular play to extend Sunday's NFC Divisional Round matchup between the Los Angeles Rams and Chicago Bears. The Rams looked poised for victory when chasing Williams far behind the line of scrimmage on a fourth

The Chicago Bears’ season might be over, but the love fest and optimism coming from the fans is still going strong, especially where budding superstar quarterback Caleb Williams is concerned. After Williams shouted out fans for their support of the Bears even as they left the field in defeat after a surprise playoff push,

Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford says he and his teammates immediately turned their focus on overtime when they saw Caleb Williams' touchdown pass at the end of the fourth quarter on Sunday night.

Chicago's Wiener's Circle wants to find the city's most convincing Caleb Williams, or "Iceman," lookalike. The renowned Lincoln Park hot dog spot says it will host a Bears quarterback lookalike contest at their Clark Street location on Tuesday. It will start at 6 p.m. ABC7 cameras will be there.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams, left, and Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong watch during the first half of an NBA basketball game between the LA Clippers and the Chicago Bulls in Chicago, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026.

There’s no denying that QB Caleb Williams’ Chicago Bears are crying for help on the defensive front. While DE Grady Jarrett, with 11 years of experience, glued the D-line together, his injury exposed cracks that eventually derailed their NFC Championship dreams.