Caleb Williams unfazed by 4 interceptions in Bears' win - ESPN

CHICAGO — Quarterback Caleb Williams refused to let the career-high four interceptions he threw against Tampa Bay rattle his confidence as he put the Bears in position to beat the Buccaneers 27-24 on a walk-off field goal Sunday night.

«I'm going to throw until I can't throw anymore,» Williams said. «That's how I live. I work my tail off to be in this position. I'll never not throw the ball. I could throw 100 picks in one game. If it comes down to it, I'm going to throw that pass that I did to [tight end] Colston [Loveland], or if it's [a] tighter window, I'm going to rip it in there. That's how I grew up. That's who I am. I don't get gun shy. That's not me, that's not my identity, that's not who I am. With that, I'm going to keep grippin' it, keep rippin' it, and Coach calls it, it's time to go make a play.»

Chicago's sloppy win in its third straight primetime game came on a night the Bears committed five turnovers and gave up a 14-point lead. According to ESPN Research, they are the third team over the past 20 seasons to win and never trail in a game in which they had at least five turnovers.

The Bears' fifth turnover was a fumble by wide receiver Luther Burden III, who sustained a helmet-to-helmet blow on Chicago's penultimate drive as he lost control of the football deep in his team's territory. That paved the way for the Buccaneers to tie the game at 24-all, with Tampa Bay running back Bucky Irving running in a 6-yard touchdown followed by quarterback Baker Mayfield's successful two-point conversion. Chicago's final drive began with 2 minutes, 51 seconds left in the fourth quarter and the Bears in possession of all three timeouts. Williams found a wide-open Loveland for a 38-yard reception that set up Cairo Santos'