In it, Carl Williams noted that Chicago is where “quarterbacks go to die,” riffing on the classic Muhsin Muhammad line about receivers. I’m guessing he didn’t mean it literally, but his ...

Known as “Carlioo,” Williams was a beloved coach, devoted father, and standout athlete who was “a fun-loving, easy-going guy who wanted to see others succeed,” according to his uncle.

Williams showed flashes last season, despite being sacked a league-high 68 times and the team finishing 5-12. In 2024, he completed 62.5 percent of his passes with 20 touchdown passes and six ...

Bears coach Ben Johnson spoke to quarterback Caleb Williams last week, shortly after a book excerpt detailed how he and his father Carl preferred he land with the Vikings before last year’s ...

In the book, Williams was quoted as having concerns about his ability to succeed under then-Chicago offensive coordinator Shane Waldron. Waldron lasted only nine games into the 2024 season before ...

(Caleb Williams had 3,541 passing yards in 17 starts in 2024.) "Chicago is the place where quarterbacks go to die," Carl Williams told Wickersham (h/t ESPN).

Caleb Williams' father Carl wanted no part of the Chicago Bears selecting his son Caleb with the first pick in the 2024 NFL draft. Turns out, all of Carl's fears came true.

Those quotes were from Caleb Williams and his father, Carl. Seth interviewed both of them for his book, and they were both quite open about the process of being drafted by the Chicago Bears.

Carl Williams III is remembered as the kind of man who could electrify a room with a grin, rally a football team with a fourth-quarter miracle, and lift up a whole community with nothing but ...

Wickersham spoke to Williams’ father, Carl Williams, about his son’s lack on interest in Chicago. “Chicago is the place quarterbacks go to die,” Carl said.