'Clutch' Bears QB Caleb Williams feels 'calm' in late-game moments

Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears have been remarkably clutch this season, achieving a 3-3 record when trailing by 10 or more points in the final five minutes of games. This contrasts sharply with the rest of the NFL, which is 3-151 in similar situations in 2025. Williams has led the Bears to seven fourth-quarter comebacks, tying for the third-most by any quarterback since 1950. In the Wild Card Round, Williams executed a comeback against the Green Bay Packers, helping the Bears score 25 fourth-quarter points, the third-most in playoff history. Williams contributed 184 yards and two touchdowns in the final quarter, the most since Tom Brady's 196 yards in Super Bowl LI. Williams credits his calmness and preparation for his success in high-pressure moments, reflecting on advice from Brady about thriving amidst adversity. Coach Ben Johnson emphasizes Williams' readiness, noting that he consistently rises to the occasion without needing motivational speeches. The Bears, who face the Los