Caleb Williams planted an image in Packers fans' heads that will haunt them all offseason

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The Chicago Bears faced off against the Green Bay Packers in what would be not just their third meeting this season, but their third meeting all time in the playoffs. 

Green Bay got off to about as hot a start as you could imagine, extending their lead to 21-3. For anyone who's been following this Bears team, however, even when they're down, they're never out. 

In the second half, Chicago's defense locked in, and Caleb Williams decided to put on one of the most incredible comeback performances of all time. Caleb and the Bears went on to outscore the Packers 28-6 in the second half to vanquish their most hated rivals. 

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In the clutch, Williams was once again unbelievable, even producing a legacy moment by converting a 4th and eight by throwing an awe-inspiring 27-yard throw to Rome Odunze. 

That wasn't the only moment that will live in Packers fans' heads, though. In the Amazon postgame show, Caleb did something that, for better or worse, won't soon be forgotten. 

Caleb Williams adds insult to injury after massive win

After the game, the Amazon Prime broadcast crew hosted their postgame show and eventually brought Caleb Williams, DJ Moore, and Colston Loveland on the set to talk to them following the big win. 

After an incredibly cool, calm, and collected interview by Williams, they eventually handed out cheese-grater hats as well as a real cheese grater with cheese. What happened next was either iconic or disgusting, based on which team you root for. 

Caleb Williams donned the cheese grater hat and grated a real block of cheese all over the news desk while making an instigative face that got the Bears fans who were still there fired up. 

As a Packers fan, it may not get worse than that. Not only were you eliminated by the team you so firmly believed were your inferior little brothers, but to have it rubbed in your face like that after the game? It's going to be a long offseason. 

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