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Caleb Williams: I could throw 100 picks and I wouldn't get gun-shy

Williams threw four interceptions on Sunday night but still led the Bears to a win over the Buccaneers.

Bears' quarterback Caleb Williams displayed a fearless attitude on Sunday night during the Bears' 27-24 victory over the Buccaneers. Despite throwing four interceptions in the game, Williams refused to back down from taking deep throws downfield. He orchestrated a crucial 38-yard touchdown pass to Colston Loveland in the final minute, setting up a game-winning field goal.

Williams emphasized that his throwing prowess is a product of his upbringing and work ethic, and he wouldn't hesitate to throw even if Loveland hadn't been wide open. He stated, "I m gonna throw until I can t throw anymore. That's how I live. I work my tail off to be in this position. I ll never not throw the ball." Williams' confidence in his abilities remains unwavering, even as he acknowledges the need for improvement, particularly when facing aggressive blitzes from the defense.

However, he remains unconcerned about the number of interceptions he has thrown, stating, "That s not me. That s not my identity, not who I am. I m gonna keep ripping it, keep ripping it."

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