Caleb Williams' 65-Yard TD Propels Bears Over Cowboys 31-14

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams delivered a standout performance in the team's 31-14 victory over the Dallas Cowboys, throwing four touchdown passes with zero interceptions and a passer rating exceeding 140. Williams executed an impressive flea flicker play, catching a high-arched pitch and launching a 65-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Luther Burden, a play that NFL legend Tom Brady praised as beyond his own capability. Brady, calling the play a "ridiculous acrobatic" feat, highlighted Williams' ability to remain composed under pressure and connect on a deep throw despite a difficult catch. The Bears' first-year head coach Ben Johnson's creative play-calling was also credited for the team's success against a struggling Dallas defense. Additionally, the Bears' fans were rewarded with free hot dogs from The Weiners Circle, as promised if Williams threw four touchdown passes in the game. This performance marks a significant highlight early in Williams' career, with notable praise from one of the game's all-time greats and a promising future for the Bears' offensive connection.