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How Bears' Caleb Williams flew under radar at Kanye West's Soldier Field concert
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The Chicago Bears are just days away from kicking off their new 2026 NFL season on the road. Meanwhile, at their home stadium, Soldier Field, Chicago legend Kanye West performed a sold-out show on Saturday evening.
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In attendance for that game was none other than Bears franchise quarterback Caleb Williams , who wore a mask to disguise his appearance and remain anonymous, as revealed by pictures from his Instagram account.
West has clearly not had any trouble holding on to a huge fanbase despite some of his controversies over the last few years, routinely selling out venues across the country and world, including in his home city of Chicago on Saturday.
Meanwhile, Williams will look to put on some epic performances of his own inside Soldier Field this year, where the Bears won an epic playoff game against the Green Bay Packers last year before bowing out to the Los Angeles Rams in heartbreaking fashion the following week.
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Williams had a strong second season in the NFL under first-year head coach Ben Johnson, although there is still plenty of room for the former number one overall pick to improve, particularly from an accuracy standpoint, as he heads into his third season.
The Bears enter this year with plenty of expectations, having had a relatively quiet offseason, sending one of Williams' favorite targets, DJ Moore, to the Buffalo Bills in a big trade.
Soldier Field itself has been the subject of attention in recent months as the Bears look for their next home, which could come outside the state of Illinois altogether, although Chicago will still be playing in the iconic venue for the foreseeable future.
The Bears will kick off their season on September 13 against the Carolina Panthers.
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