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Football fans are teeing off on Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams after his cell phone wallpaper was exposed.
Musician Cole Bennett shared several photos of himself hanging out with Caleb Williams, including a post where the second-year quarterback tattooed the Bears’ logo on his arm. In another photo, Bennett revealed Williams’ cell phone wallpaper — a picture of the Lombardi Trophy:
Caleb Williams wallpaper on his phone. 👀
📸: @_ColeBennett_ pic.twitter.com/0kWHFCtdZl
— Bearsszn (@bearssznn) July 13, 2025
Powerful: Bears star QB Caleb Williams has put the Lombardi Trophy as the wallpaper on his phone for this upcoming season.
Caleb believes Chicago will win the Super Bowl this year.
Get ready for a SPECIAL sophomore season 👀 pic.twitter.com/19s9SrlSQZ
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) July 13, 2025
As you would imagine, social media had a field day teeing off on Williams here:
“There’s like 6 teams that can win the Super Bowl this year and the bears aren’t one,” a fan wrote.
There’s like 6 teams that can win the Super Bowl this year and the bears aren’t one
— •RvW (@ravenwizardd) July 13, 2025
“Zero chance he believes they’ll win this year but great goal to have,” wrote another.
Zero chance he believes they'll win this year but great goal to have
— SF Bay Sports Royalty (@SFSportsAndTech) July 13, 2025
“6 wins incoming,” said a user.
6 wins incoming
— wardszn (@titans4L_) July 13, 2025
“7-10 at absolute best,” wrote a fan.
7-10 at absolute best
— SpinMountain (@sp27331) July 13, 2025
“That’s the closest he’ll ever get to it,” said another.
That's the closest he'll ever get to it
— iamGhOsT_365 (@iamGhOsT_Davis) July 13, 2025
“Dak Prescott does the same thing,” a user said.
Dak Prescott does the same thing
— Crispen Wade (@CrispenDeLong) July 13, 2025
The Bears have only been to two Super Bowls in their history, winning it all in the 1985 season. They reached the big game again in 2006, but were soundly defeated 29-17 by Peyton Manning’s Indianapolis Colts.
There’s nothing wrong with Caleb Williams showcasing that much confidence and motivation. The Bears drafted him first overall a year ago with the hope that he would give this franchise long-term stability at QB, and aiming for a Super Bowl as a sophomore isn’t at all a tall task. Just ask Tom Brady, Ben Roethlisberger and Russell Wilson.
Williams and the Bears will aim to kick off the 2025 season on a high note when they welcome the NFC North rival Minnesota Vikings to Soldier Field on Sept. 8, a “Monday Night Football” showdown.
