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All season long, the Chicago Bears found ways to win close games, often engineered by quarterback Caleb Williams. Critics doubted he could lead late, but he delivered with clutch throws and calculated improvisation. In one dramatic Week 10 victory, he drove 90 yards in 1:10, defying a relentless pass rush. That resilience defined their 10–2 start. As the season closed, Williams’ poise under pressure became his signature. He proved not just a playmaker, but a closer—cementing his status as the leader Chicago’s rebuild desperately needed and ending any doubt about his franchise potential.
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