Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams confirmed Wednesday that someone posing as Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson tried to trick him

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams addresses the viral Ben Johnson prank call he received - and Amon-Ra St. Brown's surprising role.

Earlier in the week, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was part of a viral prank. A group of kids texted Williams pretending to be Johnson and in the text, they sent messages saying that Johnson was going to get the Bears job. The kids even received a FaceTime call from Williams after the messages were sent.

Bears QB Caleb Williams told Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown about what really happened when a fake Ben Johnson contacted him.

The Chicago Bears quarterback received a text on Friday evening that claimed to be from current Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. It read that he would be accepting the Bears head coaching gig, though it was not yet public information.

Caleb Williams isn't holding any grudges after last week's viral Ben Johnson prank — but he's definitely changing his number. After the Bears rookie quarterback fell for a text message (and FaceTime) from a group of kids posing as the Lions offensive coordinator and top head coaching candidate,

Bears’ No. 1 pick Caleb Williams still has some ways to go before developing into a franchise quarterback, including learning how to escape heavy pressure, read different defensive schemes and… spot a catfish.

Chicago Bears' quarterback Caleb Williams received a text last week from number pretending to be Detroit Lions' offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, the man who is at the top of the team's head coaching search.

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