Johnson, Williams agree: Bears QB is 'built for these moments'
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Key Points:
- Caleb Williams, the Chicago Bears' second-year quarterback, expresses strong confidence in his ability to perform under pressure as the team prepares for their NFC wild-card playoff game against the Green Bay Packers.
- Williams has led six fourth-quarter comeback wins this season, tying Peyton Manning for the most by a first- or second-year quarterback since 1950, showcasing his clutch performance in critical moments.
- First-year Bears head coach Ben Johnson, with prior postseason experience, praises Williams' growth and readiness, noting significant improvement from earlier in the season and expressing optimism for the playoff matchup.
- Williams set a new Bears single-season passing record with 3,942 yards, 27 touchdowns, and a 90.1 passer rating in 2025, narrowly
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