CLEVELAND, Ohio — In a league where quarterbacks are often judged by their interception totals, Bears rookie Caleb Williams just flipped the script on conventional football wisdom.

During his latest media appearance, Williams offered a fascinating glimpse into the mind of an elite quarterback, revealing that his greatest frustration isn’t what most fans might expect.

“It bothers me more when I miss a pass rather than throwing a pick, weirdly enough,” Williams confessed, “Because it’s something wide open, or I didn’t give the receiver a good enough ball or anything like that. That bothers me more more than throwing a pick.”

This isn’t just an interesting quirk—it’s a window into the perfectionist mindset that drives one of football’s most promising young talents.

While most quarterbacks

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