Iceman Showdown: NFL's Caleb Williams vs. NBA's George Gervin

0:00On March 27, Caleb Williams has turned heads in his second NFL season with the Chicago Bears. The young quarterback earned the nickname Iceman for staying cool under pressure, sparking six-fourth-quarter comebacks and six-game winning drives. His year started rough with new head coach Ben Johnson, but they synced up by mid-season. Johnson's sharp passing scheme meshed perfectly with Williams' flair, creating a dynamic Bears offense. Now the original Iceman from basketball, George Jervin, is speaking out. The NBA Hall of Famer has owned that moniker for over 40 years and feels overshadowed by the rookie QB. Jervin picked up the name back in 1974 after joining the spurs. Fans loved his relaxed style and how he never seemed to sweat even in big games. He claimed four scoring titles from 1977 to 82, top 33.1 points per game in 1981. 82 earned nine all-star nods and made first team all NBA five straight years. This clash over the Iceman label is just getting started,

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