"I don't know what the f*** his first name is": Future MVP of Packers Ja'Marr Chase forgets Bears QB Caleb Williams while calling him 'Caleb Daniels'

Posted Feb 5, 2026

Phoenix, Arizona  

In a hilarious yet infuriating moment on Radio Row ahead of Super Bowl LX, Ja'Marr Chase, wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals, found himself at the center of a viral moment on The Pat McAfee Show. Chase, a future MVP candidate, made a massive mistake when he mistakenly referred to Caleb Williams, the quarterback for the Chicago Bears, as "Caleb Daniels."

As one of the brightest stars in the league, Chase was expected to know key young talents, especially someone like Williams, who is the future of the Bears. However, the mistake not only annoyed fans but sparked outrage among Bears supporters, who saw it as a blatant disrespect to one of their most promising stars. When Pat McAfee quickly jumped in to ask, “You mean Jayden Daniels?” referring to the quarterback for the Washington Commanders, Chase stubbornly responded, "No, Caleb Daniels," confidently calling him an "absolute beast."

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“No, Caleb Daniels,” Chase insisted, continuing to praise the “beast” he was referring to. But when McAfee asked, “Who’s Caleb Daniels?”, Chase finally realized his blunder and admitted, “I don’t know what the f** his first name is.”*

This slip-up immediately took over social media, with Bears fans expressing their outrage at the gaffe. To them, it wasn’t just a harmless mistake, but an insult to their future franchise quarterback. Caleb Williams isn’t just an important figure for the Bears, but he’s also the key to their hopes of returning to the top. Now, thanks to Chase, Williams was reduced to a punchline.

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This isn’t the first time a major NFL figure has been criticized for mistakenly calling Williams by the wrong name. Mike McCarthy, the head coach of the Green Bay Packers, was also roasted after calling Caleb Williams "Kalib" in 2025. Now, it seems that Chase is following in McCarthy's footsteps, as NFL fans get ready to "roast" him for his blunder.

However, there’s even more shocking news. Ja'Marr Chase, widely regarded as the future MVP of the Green Bay Packers, will be joining the Packers in the upcoming free agency period. This news only adds fuel to the fire for Bears fans, who are already seething from the disrespect their star quarterback has received from a player who is about to join their division rival.

Currently, Chicago Bears fans are beyond furious. Not only is their team caught in a viral joke, but they also feel disrespected by stars from other teams. Caleb Williams, despite being one of their brightest stars, is not being treated with the respect he deserves, and the Bears community is taking a stand.

This moment is not just a funny slip-up; it’s a reminder of how some stars in the NFL fail to respect the rising talents on other teams. For the Bears community, Caleb Williams will never be forgotten — and they’ll continue to defend their star, no matter how much disrespect comes from the “superstars” of the league.

Former First-Round Star Says Getting Cut by Bears Was "Most Relieving Thing Ever" – The Reason Behind It That Has Infuriated Bears Fans
Chicago, Illinois Former Chicago Bears first-round pick Velus Jones shocked the NFL community when he openly admitted that getting cut by the team in 2024 was "the most relieving thing ever." Jones’ candid remarks have stirred up anger among Bears fans, especially as he revealed the reasons behind his unexpected feelings. Jones, who struggled during his time with the Bears, especially in the wide receiver and return specialist roles, expressed that being cut by the team actually provided him the mental relief he desperately needed. Despite the setback, he saw it as a positive opportunity to get away from the pressure he had been under. “It was the most relieving thing ever. No more pressure, no more eyes on you. When I got to Jacksonville, I had some of the best practices of my life,” Jones shared during a press conference. “For my mental health, there’s nothing better than not having to bear the expectations of a team that I didn’t really fit into.” However, these statements didn’t sit well with the Bears fanbase. Many felt that Jones’ words showed disrespect toward the team that drafted him and the supporters who had placed high hopes in him. The backlash was swift, with some fans accusing Jones of not appreciating the opportunities the Bears had given him, and openly criticizing his comments about his former team. Jones, on the other hand, emphasized that he harbors no ill feelings toward the Bears but simply needed the space to grow as a player and as a person. After being cut, Jones had stints with the Jaguars, Panthers, and Saints before landing on the Seattle Seahawks’ practice squad. While his words may have ruffled some feathers, Jones' candidness offers insight into the pressure young players face when they don’t meet expectations. His remarks have reignited debates on player accountability and the challenges faced by those drafted into high-pressure situations. Despite the controversy, Jones has found success elsewhere, and his honesty has been met with a mixed response. Some admire his transparency and growth, while others feel betrayed by his comments. What’s clear is that Jones’ experience with the Bears has left a lasting impression on both him and the fans. With the Super Bowl around the corner, the debate surrounding Jones’ comments continues to swirl. As Jones prepares for his next opportunity with the Seahawks, many wonder if his honest take will serve as a lesson in navigating the pressures of professional football, and how it might impact future generations of players.

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