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

On the heels of Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams' clutch touchdown pass to tight end Cole Kmet late in regulation of the Bears' NFC Divisional Round playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams this past weekend,

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 quarterba

Caleb Williams' last throw in regulation was a backpedaling, fourth-down rainbow that landed in Cole Kmet's hands in the corner of the end zone for a breathtaking touchdown.

Pete Crow-Armstrong and Caleb Williams have developed a growing friendship. They crossed paths in a very Gen-Z way: through social media.

Kmet got himself open with a bit of hand fighting, allowing Williams' pass to land right in his bread basket on a last-gasp effort from Chicago. The touchdown tied Sunday night's game 17-17, though Los Angeles rallied in overtime to kick a walk-off field goal and win, 20-17, advancing to the NFC Championship.

Two Chicago sports stars, Bears' Caleb Williams and Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong, must have bonded over shared pain during Blackhawks game.

Davante Adams came away impressed by Caleb Williams in Sunday's game and let him know after the Rams' win over the Bears.

The Bears' run of late-game magic ran out in the divisional round, now Chicago faces massive offseason question marks

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.