What Ben Johnson, Chicago Bears said Monday after beating the Buccaneers

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson and some players met with reporters virtually Monday, a day after they found a way to win an ugly game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.Sunday night was a mixed bag for the Bears. Quarterback Caleb Williams threw a career-high four interceptions, and the offense gave the ball away five times. But the Bears defense came through with numerous key stops and two takeaways to put Chicago in a spot to win on a last-second field goal. Now the Bears will have some time to regroup as they enter their bye week at 7-2. Here are three of the most interesting things the Bears said Monday.On Caleb Williams’ uncharacteristic interceptionsSunday night’s game was a departure from the norm for Williams. It marked the first time Williams has thrown multiple interceptions in a regular-season game since 2024, and he became the third Bears quarterback in the Super Bowl era to win despite throwing four picks – Rex Grossman (2006) and Todd Collins (2010). The turnovers see