Caleb Williams celebrates Democrats winning midterms as concerns about him becoming the face of the NFL grow - Fox News
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Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is enthused about the results of the 2026 midterms. Since Tuesday, he has posted several social media videos celebrating the Democrats’ projected control of the House and Senate. He specifically shared victory speeches from James Talarico (D, Texas) and Jon Ossoff (D, Georgia). The political views of an athlete are not inherently newsworthy. But Williams’ interest in social issues is more consequential than that of the typical player. BEARS PROVE THEY ARE NFC NORTH'S MOST COMPLETE TEAM WITH COMMANDING WIN OVER SEAHAWKS At just 24 years old, he is on pace to become the face of the NFL. The distinction matters. Patrick Mahomes has been the biggest star in the NFL since 2020, when he won his first of three Super Bowls. He is now 31 years old. He is coming off a torn ACL and has not been as dynamic in recent years. Josh Allen, whom general managers ranked the best quarterback in the sport, is around the same age as Mahomes. If one had to bet on a quarterback to win a Super Bowl over the next five years, the most obvious answer would be Caleb Williams. He has elevated himself to elite status this season. He has the premier head coach in Ben Johnson, who is just 40 years old. The Bears’ front office has assembled a top roster, most recently with the addition of All Pro defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons. Williams leading Chicago to its first Super Bowl since 1986, combined with his flashy style of play, would propel him to megastar status. Face of the league, you might say. Williams would be a departure from the players who held that title before him. Mahomes, Tom Brady and Peyton Manning were mostly apolitical, putting the shield before their individual brands. Their personalities were rarely part of the discussion. In fact, Mahomes has…
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