Ben Johnson, Caleb Williams and Pranked

Bears' Caleb Williams reveals he was 'fuming' after Ben Johnson catfishing prank
The Bears' Caleb Williams revealed his frustration on a recent podcast appearance after he was pranked into believing the Lions' Ben Johnson had gotten Chicago's head coaching job.
Video: Caleb Williams Talks Getting Pranked by Lions Fans Posing as Ben Johnson
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams confirmed Wednesday that someone posing as Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson tried to trick him
Caleb Williams explains his side of Ben Johnson catfish prank call
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams addresses the viral Ben Johnson prank call he received - and Amon-Ra St. Brown's surprising role.
How Bears QB Caleb Williams Reacted After Ben Johnson Prank
Earlier in the week, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was part of a viral prank. A group of kids texted Williams pretending to be Johnson. In the text, they sent messages saying that the Lions offensive coordinator was going to get the Bears job.
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Tom Waddle advocates for Ben Johnson as Bears head coach
After former Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel agreed to a deal to be the next coach of the New England Patriots, Johnson becomes the most sought after name of all available candidates. For Waddle, he believes there is no better answer to the Bears' coaching woes than Johnson, especially from an offensive standpoint.
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Caleb Williams addresses being catfished by person pretending to be Ben Johnson: 'It was a classic prank'
A few days after being catfished, Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is sharing his side of the story. A video of Williams being catfished by someone pretending to be Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson went viral last Friday.
Caleb Williams Breaks Silence On Viral Ben Johnson Prank
Caleb Williams isn't holding any grudges after last week's viral Ben Johnson prank — but he's definitely changing his number. After the Bears rookie quarterback fell for a text message (and FaceTime) from a group of kids posing as the Lions offensive coordinator and top head coaching candidate,
Caleb Williams Tells Amusing Story of How He Got Pranked by Fake Ben Johnson Text
Bears’ No. 1 pick Caleb Williams still has some ways to go before developing into a franchise quarterback, including learning how to escape heavy pressure, read different defensive schemes and… spot a catfish.
Caleb Williams got pranked by someone posing as Lions OC Ben Johnson to say he was named the Bears’ head coach
The Bears haven’t named a new head coach yet, but Caleb Williams does have a new phone number. That’s because this past Friday, a wily prankster posing as Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson got ahold of Williams’ old number and texted him that he was going to be taking over as the Bears’ next head coach.
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