Caleb Williams uses every resource available when it comes to the closing seconds of games, as the comeback wins start to stack.

Ben Johnson’s Chicago Bears are proving mighty in clutch-time situations. Spearheaded by Caleb Williams, the Bears rallied late to a 24-20 comeback win against the New York Giants in their

Williams has four fourth-quarter comebacks and game-winning drives this season, which is tied for the NFL lead. But it doesn't come as any surprise to his teammate, safety Kevin Byard, who had high praise for the second-year quarterback with the game on the line.

With Dart out, Giants backup quarterback Russell Wilson couldn’t do much. And Bears quarterback Caleb Williams did plenty, throwing a touchdown pass with 3:56 left in the fourth quarter and then running for a touchdown with 1:47 remaining as the Bears beat the Giants 24-20.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams leads the two minute drill against the New York Giants with a 27-yard pass to wide receiver to Luther Burden.

Bears safety Jaquan Brisker breaks up a fourth-down pass from quarterback Jaxson Dart to New York Giants tight end Daniel Bellinger in the end zone to force a turnover on downs. Bears running back D'Andre Swift refuses to go down and gains nine yards to move the chains on fourth-and-2.