Ben Johnson: Caleb Williams Dazzles Against Giants Like Houdini
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams continues to impress with his ability to perform under pressure in his second NFL season. His leadership has been crucial to the team’s success, with four of their six wins resulting from game-winning drives in the fourth quarter.
Thrilling Victory Over the Giants
In a recent matchup against the New York Giants, the Bears secured a 24-20 victory. The Bears found themselves trailing 20-10 after a fourth-quarter field goal from Younghoe Koo. However, Williams orchestrated two successful touchdown drives to clinch the win.
Caleb Williams’ Remarkable Performance
Williams showcased his mobility and playmaking ability during the game. He registered a 29-yard scramble that set up a touchdown pass to teammate Rome Odunze. Williams then capped off the comeback with a 17-yard touchdown run on the next possession.
Impressive Stats
- Caleb Williams ran for 52 yards in the fourth quarter.
- His performance marks the second consecutive week he exceeded 50 rushing yards.
- The Bears have now won six of their last seven games.
Coach’s Praise
Head Coach Ben Johnson lauded Williams’ performance in the postgame press conference. He compared Williams to the famed escape artist Harry Houdini, stating, “He looks like a Houdini back there in the backfield.” Johnson noted the formidable pass-rushing from the Giants and acknowledged Williams’ ability to make plays under pressure.
Looking Ahead
Both Williams and Johnson expressed a desire for the team to reduce the need for dramatic comebacks in future games. Nevertheless, the confidence gained from these late-game victories may prove beneficial as the Bears aim for a playoff spot in January.
