Greg Olsen and Joe Davis discussed the Chicago Bears dramatic win against the New York Giants, lead by late heroics from Caleb Williams.

If you know anything about Caleb Wilson, he is a goofy yet intelligent 18-year-old kid who loves to crack jokes with his teammates and read

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.

The "NFL on FOX" crew recapped Week 10 in the NFL, including Matthew Stafford's MVP Campaign, Caleb Williams and the Chicago's Bears continued brilliance, the Baltimore Ravens' status as contenders and more!

The Bears are becoming adept at this concept of rallying late but quarterback Caleb Williams sees a time when they can become less dramatic after 24-20 win.

Caleb Williams is tasked with a simple yet difficult decision: become the best Chicago Bears quarterback ever. Easier said than done, he is at least on pace to break a franchise record.

At least three of his fellow first-rounders are ahead of him at the halfway point of Year 2, and this is when Williams should be showing results under coach Ben Johnson.