Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams provided a special gift to Pope Leo XIV, but fans were left wondering if he accidentally revealed a secret in the process.
Williams’ No. 18 jersey, signed naturally, was given to Pope Leo at the Vatican this week by Brian Burch, the U.S. ambassador to the Holy See.
Caleb commented on the gift on his IG story, saying “Shoutout to DA POPE,” but sharp-eyed Bears fans raised some questions about the jersey.
The photo shows a jersey that the Bears don’t typically wear on the field, leading some to ask whether it was the new “Rivalry” jersey that’s been promised for the team’s Christmas Day game against the Green Bay Packers.
While that jersey hasn’t been officially revealed, other fans in the comments on the post pointed out that the jersey the Pope received appears to be the “Tundra” fashion jersey available for sale on Nike’s website. For reference, here’s a photo of that jersey:
There is no timetable for the reveal on the Bears’ new jersey, which fans have been speculating about ever since the NFL schedule came out.
As for Williams, he and the Bears will report for training camp in Lake Forest later this month.
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