Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams didn’t hold back when discussing his head coach after Saturday night’s thrilling victory. Following the Bears’ 22–16 overtime win against the Green Bay Packers, Williams made it clear how highly he regards Ben Johnson, calling him the best coach anywhere.

The praise came after yet another comeback win that reinforced the confidence growing inside Chicago’s locker room. Williams said the combination of elite coaching, talented players, and a shared commitment has created a belief that anything is possible for this team.
According to Williams, that confidence shows itself when it matters most.

He explained that when preparation meets opportunity, players step onto the field expecting success, which often leads to moments like Saturday night’s finish.
Williams backed up his words with one of his most impressive outings of the year. He threw for 250 yards, connected on two touchdown passes, and avoided turnovers, completing 19 of 34 attempts. He also contributed with his legs, picking up 30 yards on three runs.

While the offense struggled early, Williams took charge late in the game. He guided back-to-back scoring drives in the fourth quarter and delivered touchdown throws of six yards and 46 yards.

The game-winning connection to DJ Moore in overtime completed a comeback that seemed unlikely just minutes earlier.
Chicago had been down by 10 points late in regulation, and Green Bay was overwhelmingly favored to close it out. Still, Williams said his calm in the moment came from trust in the game plan and confidence built through practice.

He emphasized that when an offense believes in itself and its preparation, those high-pressure moments become opportunities rather than obstacles.
The victory improved the Bears’ record to 11–4 and strengthened their grip on first place in the NFC North.

It was already the sixth time this season Chicago had rallied to win after trailing in the final two minutes. With two games remaining, the Bears now control their own playoff destiny.
Williams’ performance and his public endorsement of Johnson highlighted just how quickly this team has developed into a confident and resilient contender.