Despite a wildly entertaining effort from gunslinger Caleb Williams, the Chicago Bears couldn’t get over the hump against the Rams last month to reach their first NFC Championship Game in 15 years. But if it’s any consolation, Bears fans, your quarterback remains incredibly stylish. For the second consecutive year, Williams has been voted GQ’s Most Stylish NFL Player, through a bracket-style tournament held on GQ Sports’ Instagram page.

In this season’s edition of our Most Stylish NFL Player voting, Williams defeated two of the true superstars of this era—eliminating Saquon Barkley in the first round and getting past Derrick Henry in the second—before having to take out two of his own teammates. In fact, on the right side of the bracket, each of the final four men left standing were Bears. (Chicago, stand up: You really came through for your boys.) In the elite eight, Williams knocked off Rome Odunze, his draftmate, who was on the receiving end of six touchdown passes this year. Then came Jonathan Owens, the Bears’ defensive back—and husband to Simone Biles—who’s made major strides in the fashion game.

In the finals, Williams faced a showdown with a true stalwart of sports fashion in the 2020s: New England Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs. When Williams vanquished him as well, he became the first-ever two-time recipient of the award. (Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, who took the crown in 2024, and DeVonta Smith, the 2023 winner, are the other NFL players in the pantheon.)

As for his actual style, Williams turned heads this year with a combination of approachable-yet-swaggy normcore and elevated streetwear. One day, he’d be rocking a Polo Ralph Lauren sweater vest over a plain white T-shirt and simple light-wash jeans. The next, a Vanson Leathers x Supreme jacket. Somewhere along the way, he found time to implement a brat green cardigan, a perfect match for his signature matcha. The king of wired headphones, painted nails, and Houdini-like pocket maneuvers is, once again, also the king of NFL fashion. Take a bow, Caleb.