Iceman Nickname Battle: Williams vs. Gervin

0:00It's March 29th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams filed four trademark applications for the nickname Iceman on March 16th, aiming to lock down A, personal logo and silhouettes from a key playoff pass. The move stirred up drama quick, especially since NBA legend George Durvin, who owned that name back in the 1970s, fired back with his. Owned filings for Iceman and Iceman 44, just four days later on March 20th. Former Green Bay Packers Lime and TJ Lang jumped into the mix on March 29th, blasting Williams as a corny fraud and backing ESPN's skip. Bayless on claims of theft. Lang didn't hold back on social media, mocking bear spans for getting heated after one playoff win in 10 years and reminding them of his dominance. Over Chicago. Bear supporters hit back hard, sharing memes about Packers' QB Jordan Love's delay of game penalty after a time out and flexing Williams's stats in.

1:04That playoff beat down 283 yards in the second half alone. Fans called out Lang's record against Green Bay 2, saying three wins to two, proves there are no bottom feeders. The nickname has deep roots, popping up with bears, legend, red, grange in the 1920s, and UFC's Chuck LaDale has pending apps from 20. 22. Williams's lawyer says is for a peril, bags and digital cards, but Garvin told media he respects the kids' talent, just not the name grab. Now the U.S. patent and trademark office kicks off a long review with a 30-day window for oppositions, so this beef could drag on while Williams. Eyes more wins on the field.