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It’s people that doubted Caleb Williams leadership abilities. Look how he command these guys. “Do your job. When I throw it to you catch it, when you run hold onto the ball and o line knock these niggas off the ball”. We got us fucking QB 🐻🔽 #dabears #Dabears

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