Bears QB Caleb Williams stars in Cubs' PCA MVP video

Nam Y. Huh/AP Photos SHARE COPY LINK Share CLOSE Twitter Facebook Bluesky Email Reddit Flipboard Bears quarterback Caleb Williams starred in the Cubs’ social media video celebrating centerfielder Pete-Crow Armstrong winning National League MVP on Thursday night. In the video, Crow-Armstrong stands at home plate and tosses a ball in the air. When he makes contact, the words he wrote on the ball are made clear — “Love you Chicago! — Pete” Around here, PCA means MVP. pic.twitter.com/5qzeOaal3e — Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) November 13, 2026 With his parents sitting the stands, Crow-Armstrong hits a ball that soars out of Wrigley Field and flies through Chicago and over the water of Buckingham Fountain. It clears Soldier Field and lands in as parking lot south of the stadium — into the front windshield of Williams, who was watching Crow-Armstrong highlights on his phone. Williams pries the ball off the windshield of his SUV and takes out a pen. He modifies Crow-Armstrong’s original message so it reads “MVPete 2026.” Willaims and Crow-Armstrong have been friends for years, attending each other’s games and even going to Bulls and Blackhawks contests together. SHARE COPY LINK Share CLOSE Twitter Facebook Bluesky Email Reddit Flipboard Patrick Finley Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Bears reporter Next Up In Chicago Bears Michael Reese developers pitch $10 billion stadium project to lure Bears CATCH-22: Cris Collinsworth, Mike Tomlin believe Bears built to go far Bears sending care package after viral social media interaction Bears QB Caleb Williams celebrates platinum glove with Pete Crow-Armstrong How Jeffery Simmons immediately became the face — and voice — of the Bears defense The Bears have problems, but are they as dramatic as those of the other presumed Super Bowl contenders?