Caleb Williams is a man of the people. The emerging superstar stopped by the Chicago Bulls' battle with the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday, and he brought a friend.

Chicago's Wiener's Circle wants to find the city's most convincing Caleb Williams, or "Iceman," lookalike. The renowned Lincoln Park hot dog spot says it will host a Bears quarterback lookalike contest at their Clark Street location on Tuesday. It will start at 6 p.m. ABC7 cameras will be there.

Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford says he and his teammates immediately turned their focus on overtime when they saw Caleb Williams' touchdown pass at the end of the fourth quarter on Sunday night.

While he fell agonizingly short of making Chicago Bears history, Caleb Williams still had an incredible sophomore season in 2025. He set a franchise record with

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams, left, and Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong watch during the first half of an NBA basketball game between the LA Clippers and the Chicago Bulls in Chicago, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026.

And that's why he wants things to change. Because the chances are that Rolapp's attention, like yours, wasn't solely locked in on Gotterup as he fired a Sunday 64 to claim his third-career PGA Tour title. It might not have been there at all.