Bears' Caleb Williams blames himself for not throwing better pass on his crucial INT against Packers

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• Nixon made a leaping grab with 22 seconds left, and the Bears' five-game winning streak ended as they fell a half-game behind the Packers in the division.“In those moments, it’s you know, a got-to-have-it-moment,” said Williams, who went 19 of 35 for 186 yards with two touchdowns.
• “And they had a guy trailing me, so, I didn’t feel like I could go get it myself (by running).
• I’ve just got to give Cole a better shot at it.
• I think next time, just extend him a little bit more and kind of lead him.
• But in those moments, you want to put the ball in play and trust your guy or try to have your guy go make a play, and (I’ve) just got to give him a better ball.”Williams had faked a handoff to D’Andre Swift, who then appeared to be open just beyond the first-down marker. Chicago coach Ben Johnson said the Bears ran a similar play in their previous game, a win at Philadelphia, and it resulted in a 28-yard touchdown pass from Williams to Kmet. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement“So we’ve got multiple options on that play,” Johnson said.