Caleb Williams: Super Bowl Glory or Bust

0:00It's April 21st. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Chicago Bears shocked the league last season with an 11-6 record, pushing to the divisional playoffs before dropping an overtime, heartbreaker to the Los Angeles Rams. Caleb Williams stepped up big time under coach Johnson, slinging 27 touchdowns against just 7 picks, proving he's no rookie anymore. Now with all season workouts kicking off, Williams is laser focused on the future. He calls last year a solid step, but not the destination. His eyes are on Super Bowl glory and cementing himself as the best Bears quarterback ever. Fans are buzzing with hope after that turnaround from past struggles like 5 and 12 finishes. But nobody's settling for less than double digit wins again. The growth hit hard in 2025 and the city's ready for more. Looking ahead to 2026, the schedule is no joke matchups against Tampa Bay, Philly, Jacksonville, New England, Buffalo, Seattle, plus the Brutal NFC North Grind. Williams and the crew know it's time to level up, building

1:06that momentum into championships without looking back.