What a difference a year makes. In his rookie NFL campaign in 2024, Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams threw for 3,541 yards, 20 touchdowns and six interceptions — very solid numbers, especially for a rookie. But Chicago went 5-12 in a season that ended with 10 losses in a row before a season-ending win over the Green Bay Packers. In the grand scheme of things, that win over the Packers was relatively forgettable for Williams and the Bears, who were focused on re-grouping for 2025. On Saturday evening, Williams engineered a comeback victory over the Packers that should be much more memorable than the aforementioned Week 18 win over Green Bay in 2024. Thirteen days after Williams threw a game-sealing interception in a 28-21 loss to Green Bay at Lambeau Field, he made the greatest throw of his career against the Packers on Saturday, hurling a walk-off bomb to DJ Moore that puts Chicago in the catbird’s seat in regard to the NFC North race. But before Williams became the hero of Saturday’s contest,
