Caleb Williams Sees Narrow Defeats As A Sign.mp4

Caleb Williams describes the tight Bears defeats this year as a sign they are capable of more than a 4-8 record.

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00:00You know, you're, you know, you, you, you have these emotions and, you know, you come

00:09into the building, you have to, you know, you know, put those emotions aside.

00:13We got a job to do.

00:15And the team wise, I mean, I guess, I guess you can look at all these games that we're

00:20on a six game, you know, losers streak now.

00:23And you look at all these games and, you know, past three weeks we've played Detroit, Green

00:29Bay and Minnesota.

00:30And we've been right there with them, offense, defense, whatever, you know, special teams,

00:35whatever.

00:36We've been right there with them.

00:37And those have been the, you know, the best teams in the league so far.

00:40So I think, and we, we fight, you know, I think a team with this record, you know, the

00:48things that have gone down, if there was, you know, a division necessarily, like a heavy

00:55split between, between the team.

00:57I think we wouldn't be fighting the way that we do at the end of games, during games, whatever

01:01the case may be.

01:02You know, obviously there's things that we need to fix, things that we're going to fix

01:08to get rolling.

01:09And it starts with, you know, with everything that TB said, accountability and unifying

01:13and, you know, all these different things.

01:15And so, you know, I think, I think that's kind of where I feel the team is at.

01:21I do understand that our record, you know, doesn't say how we fight, doesn't say, you

01:27know, all of this, all of these different things.

01:28But when you go watch those games and you watch this team, we fight all the way to the

01:32end and that, you know, us being together, us, us fighting and all of that, you know,

01:37it's just going to keep growing and, you know, can't wait.