Caleb Williams Trademarks Iceman Nickname

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Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is taking steps to protect his nickname, Iceman,

by filing four new trademark applications with the United States Patent and Trademark

Office on Monday.

These include the Iceman name itself, a related logo, and silhouettes from his key throws

by the famous 4th and 8th completion against the Packers in their January wildcard game.

Williams picked up the Iceman label for staying cool under pressure during late game

comebacks for the Bears this season.

He has already filed for trademarks on his name, CW logos, and bear claw designs, bringing

his total pending or in-process applications to 11.

The new ones cover products like eyewear, posters, water bottles, apparel, and sporting

goods.

Team mates like receiver DJ Moore have praised Williams for his calm demeanor, especially

after big plays where he makes a signature burrow motion while hugging himself.

The nickname fits his style of looking steady on the outside while buzzing with energy inside

during clutch moments.

Trey Mark attorney Josh Gervin says the approval process typically runs 14 to 18 months, starting

with a USPTO review and a 30 day.

Opposition window.

Other athletes follow suit like Daniel Jones with Danny Dimes or Shader Sanders with

SS2 legendary.

Meanwhile, Iceman has sports history tied to basketball star George Gervin, but he never

trademarked it.

Cases like Lamar Jackson challenging Troy Ackman show how these battles can play out, though

Jackson later dropped his opposition.

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