The Top 100 Players of 2026 is doing what it does every summer — turning a montage of stars answering softball questions into clip fodder for every fan account on the timeline. This year's gimmick: ask guys who the #1 player in the league is and let the answers fly. Most of them go the expected route. A couple go rogue. And that's where Chicago found a window.
The Top 100 montage cycles through players naming their pick for the league's best, framed as a Bears-fan troll aimed straight at Green Bay.
To be clear, this is a bit. The clip itself is the standard Top 100 carousel — one guy nominates himself, another goes with CMC, the answers are all over the map. Nobody in the footage actually anoints Caleb Williams. But that's the joke. Pin Micah Parsons' name on it, suggest he crowned the Bears' young QB the best in football, and watch Packers fans light up the replies. It's rivalry trolling 101.
A one-word cosign keeping the Caleb-is-him drum beating through the timeline.
Whether you think Caleb Williams is anywhere near the top of any real list right now is beside the point — and that's part of the gag too. Bears fans have spent a decade watching Aaron Rodgers own them, then sat through the Jordan Love version of the same nightmare. If the Top 100 cycle gives them a 24-hour window to pretend their guy is the consensus #1, they're taking it. The Packers crowd can chew on it until training camp.