Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has proven over the last two years that he likes to stay busy off the field by investing in his future.
Williams has gotten involved in various business ventures, including co-owning an NWSL soccer team and working to secure patents for merchandise and logo ideas. There's another business idea he's got going on that he's now getting involved with the NFLPA.
ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter reported that the NFLPA has come to an agreement with the company JAMs to become the exclusive peanut butter-and-jelly sandwich of the organization. Williams is a co-owner of the company alongside former NFL defensive end J.J. Watt, as Schefter describes this as a "player-led partnership that will make the PB&Js available league-wide this season."
Caleb Williams' company is working closely with the NFL on making PB&Js
This may not be groundbreaking news, but Williams continues to show people that he is more than a star quarterback on the field who can make all the throws. He is also proving that he can get it done off the field through his businesses.
Williams is smart enough that even though he is in his early 20s and only entering his third year in the NFL, he's investing in his future. He has been involved in some great business ventures that will help him make money, so he will have insurance when his NFL career is over.
The truth is that he's got a long career ahead of him as the Bears are already looking at a contract extension for Williams in the next year or two. That kind of life-changing money will further help Williams off the field.
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Make no mistake about it: Williams is a smart businessman who will continue to build his portfolio off the field as long as he can continue to kill it on the field.
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