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Chicago Bears wide receiver Luther Burden III gave young football campers a surprise they will never forget. His move involving Bears star quarterback Caleb Williams drew a reaction from the NFL.
Burden hosted the camp on May 30 at The Dome in Rosemont, Illinois, alongside Bears tight end Colston Loveland. The event gave local children a chance to train with the two Bears standouts.
The camp featured drills, competitions and game-day scenarios designed to improve participants’ technical skills. In one session, several kids asked Burden if he could call the famous Chicago quarterback on FaceTime.
The 22-year-old wide receiver agreed and placed the call. Williams answered immediately and greeted the starstruck campers. A video from the event showed the children erupting in celebration after seeing the 24-year-old quarterback.

The NFL reacted to Burden’s gesture involving Williams by sharing the clip on social media.
“Luther Burden gave the kids a moment they’ll remember forever
” the league wrote in the caption.
The surprise interaction quickly became one of the highlights of the camp. The brief call gave the young fans an unexpected connection with one of the NFL’s biggest stars. Williams’ massive popularity made the moment especially meaningful for the campers.
Williams and Burden helped lead the Bears’ offensive turnaround last season. Their contributions drove Chicago to rebound from a 5-12 record in 2024 to finish 11-6 in 2025.
They also helped the team win its first NFC North title since 2018 and its first playoff game since 2011. Both players share a close bond on and off the field. They remain central to the Bears’ offensive plans for the upcoming season.
As the 2026 campaign nears, Williams and Burden are actively preparing through intense team workouts and minicamps.
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