The Chicago Bears are on the doorstep of a return to the NFL Playoffs, but whether head coach Ben Johnson’s team can actually secure a postseason berth hinges largely on Caleb Williams.

Browns star EDGE Myles Garrett is on the cusp of NFL history, and Bears QB Caleb Williams is determined to make him wait another week.

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Like Ward and his Titans team last week, Williams will try to prevent Garrett from shattering the record of 22.5 on his watch. Garrett stands at 20 heading into bitter cold Chicago on Sunday — forecast in the single digits — and needs three to break the record held by Michael Strahan (2001) and T.J. Watt (2021).

On the brink of an NFL record, Myles Garrett is a little banged up. Garrett had 1 1/2 sacks in Cleveland's 31-3 loss at Chicago on Sunday. He's up to 21 1/2 on the year, just one shy of the single-season record with three games left.