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By Matt Audilet
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Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams had an uncharacteristic outing in Sunday night's Week 9 matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, throwing four interceptions in the closely-contested 27-24 win.
Entering Sunday's game, Williams had recorded just one interception on the year.
While some quarterbacks may be discouraged by this high volume of turnovers, Williams isn't letting it change the way he plays moving forward.
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"I'm going to throw until I can't throw anymore," Williams said, via ESPN. "That's how I live. I work my tail off to be in this position. I'll never not throw the ball. I could throw 100 picks in one game. If it comes down to it, I'm going to throw that pass that I did to [tight end] Colston [Loveland], or if it's [a] tighter window, I'm going to rip it in there.
"That's how I grew up. That's who I am. I don't get gun shy. That's not me, that's not my identity, that's not who I am," he continued. "With that, I'm going to keep grippin' it, keep rippin' it, and Coach calls it, it's time to go make a play."
The Bears are 7-2 to begin the 2026 season, winning each of their last four games since Williams returned from injury in Week 6.
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Chicago now enters its Week 10 bye.
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