Caleb Williams of the Chicago Bears was not ashamed to show his team’s resilience in their 24-20 win over the New York Giants. Williams scored the winning touchdown with both his arms and legs, with less that 6:30 remaining in the game. The Bears were able to play ugly, even though it wasn’t pretty.Williams told FOX’s Pam Oliver: “I think that’s what the coach designed for us.” I think we are talking about the 60-minute football game in our locker room. I believe it’s us and our determination to not go out without a struggle.Chicago’s debut season under head coach Ben Johnson was a mixed bag. However, back-toback come-from behind wins are a testament to the team’s changing identity. Williams and Co.’s ability to score more in the fourth quarter than they did through three-quarters (10) could be an indication of their growth. Of course, the 2-8 Giants aren’t exactly a contender, but improving to 6-3—with Williams shining again after leading last week’s wild comeback win vs. the Bengals—is an outcome the Bears will take any day. Williams acknowledged that Chicago had played from behind in this game, and said they “had to find ways of winning the game earlier.””Caleb Williams’ 17-yard TD seals Bears victory over Giants, NFL Highlights. After a necessary Week 10 win, Williams, and the Bears, will next have the opportunity to make a step forward when they face the Minnesota Vikings on the road.| NFL Highlights After pulling off a needed Week 10 win, Williams and the Bears’ next opportunity to take another step forward will come in a crucial NFC North clash with the Minnesota Vikings (4-5) on the road next Sunday.Want great stories delivered right to your inbox? Sign up for a FOX Sports account or login to get a daily newsletter!
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