BREAKING NEWS: Celeb Williams of the Chicago Bears Feels insult and furious after been called the worst ” captain in the NFL” by Alvin Kamara of the New York Jets. In a fit of anger, Celeb Williams Fired back with words that have left NFL fans absolutely outraged…

Celeb Williams of the Chicago Bears Feels insult and furious after been called the worst ” captain in the NFL” by Alvin Kamara of the New York Jets. In a fit of anger, Celeb Williams Fired back with words that have left NFL fans absolutely outraged…

In a stunning war of words that has sent shockwaves through the NFL community, Chicago Bears captain Celeb Williams is under fire after responding furiously to New York Jets star Alvin Kamara, who publicly branded him “the worst captain in the NFL.”

The incident began during a post-practice media session Monday afternoon, when Kamara — now in his first season with the Jets after being traded from the Saints — was asked about team leadership around the league. In an unexpected jab, Kamara didn’t hold back.

> “There are great leaders out there,” Kamara said. “Guys like Fred Warner, Jason Kelce, and even young guys like C.J. Stroud. But then there are guys like Celeb Williams… I mean, he’s probably the worst captain in the NFL right now. No fire, no leadership, just a name on a jersey.”

The comment lit a firestorm on social media almost immediately, but things escalated even further just hours later when Williams, clearly blindsided and furious, took to the microphone at Halas Hall in Chicago. The Bears’ defensive lineman — who was voted team captain last year after a breakout Pro Bowl season — did not mince his words.

> “Alvin Kamara has been bouncing from team to team trying to stay relevant,” Williams snapped. “He’s not even the best player on his offense anymore, and he has the nerve to come for me? I’ve led my locker room through hell and back. If I’m the worst captain, then he’s the worst teammate in the league — period.”

Williams didn’t stop there. In a moment that many fans and analysts have called “completely out of line,” he added:

> “Maybe if Kamara focused more on running forward instead of running his mouth, he wouldn’t be on his third team in three years.”

NFL fans and insiders were quick to react, with many slamming Williams’ comments as overly personal and unprofessional. On ESPN’s First Take, Stephen A. Smith called the remarks “a low blow that’s going to follow Williams all season.”

> “Celeb Williams is a fierce competitor, no doubt,” Smith said. “But there’s a line between defending your leadership and making it personal. You don’t bring up a man’s career moves when you’re supposed to be a leader.”

Others in the Bears organization, however, backed Williams’ passion — if not his words.

Head coach Matt Eberflus was clearly caught off guard when asked about the feud but tried to strike a diplomatic tone.

> “Celeb’s a competitor. He cares deeply about this team and how he’s perceived, especially in that captain role. Emotions ran hot. That said, we’ve talked as a team about keeping things focused on the field.”

In contrast, the Jets’ response was more pointed. Jets head coach Robert Saleh said Kamara’s comments were “not ideal,” but added that the running back was “just speaking his mind.”

> “Alvin’s always been a straight shooter,” Saleh said. “Do I wish he worded it differently? Sure. But I’d rather have guys who say what they mean than pretend.”

Fans online were split down the middle, with hashtags like #TeamWilliams and #KamaraWasRight trending within hours. One X (formerly Twitter) user wrote, “Celeb Williams is everything you want in a captain — raw, real, emotional. Kamara just poked the bear.” Another posted, “If you melt down this hard over criticism, maybe you’re not captain material after all.”

While the personal tension between the two stars may cool off in the coming days, all eyes are now on Week 5 of the NFL season, when the Jets are scheduled to visit Soldier Field to face the Bears. The showdown, already expected to be a battle of emerging playoff contenders, just got a massive injection of drama.

Both teams, for now, are trying to shift the spotlight back to football. But with Williams and Kamara now locked in one of the offseason’s most bitter feuds, the headlines won’t stop anytime soon.

As for Williams, he offered one final message during his media session — a pointed warning to anyone else questioning his leadership:

> “I wear that ‘C’ on my chest for a reason. If anyone wants to find out why, they’re welcome to line up across from me.”

With tensions high and the season fast approaching, the NFL’s newest rivalry may have just been born.