Caleb Williams reveals his violent reaction after realizing he was victim of kids' embarrassing phone prank
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Caleb Williams was pissed as soon as he hung up a FaceTime call with a bunch of kids, thinking he was about to speak with Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. Williams received a text from an unknown number claiming to be Johnson, with the posing individual claiming he was taking the vacant Chicago Bears' head coaching job.
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Johnson, an offensive savant in the Motor City, is seen as one of the main prizes of this year's coaching carousel. Williams, Chicago's starting quarterback, was pumped to work with Johnson, with him only realizing he was pranked after trying to chat with Johnson live.
After a random unidentified kid was on the other line, Williams spent about 30 seconds on the phone with him before hanging up, keeping his cool until the call was over. 'That whole night I was getting texts. I was obviously getting spam calls from all my friends, like, "No way,"' Williams said on the St. Brown podcast. 'I didn’t respond to one text. I was so mad. Pissed! When I got off the call, I was fuming. I wanted to smash some s***. I was fuming.'.
Caleb Williams was pissed as soon as he hung up a FaceTime call with a bunch of kids. Williams received a text from an unknown number claiming to be Lions' OC Ben Johnson. "The text was so official. I've gotten that text from college coaches and other coaches before getting drafted and all that in different ways."Bears QB Caleb Williams gives a play-by-play of getting tricked into thinking Ben Johnson was taking the Bears job. pic.twitter.com/rtVd8tvY96.
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