Summary
Chicago Bears player Caleb Williams is involved in a trademark dispute over the nickname "Iceman," which he is trying to register. This nickname was used by NBA legend George Gervin many years ago, who has now filed applications to trademark it as well. The decision on whose trademark will be accepted is still pending.
Key Facts
- Caleb Williams plays for the Chicago Bears and is involved in a trademark disagreement with NBA legend George Gervin over the nickname "Iceman."
- Williams recently filed trademark applications for the nickname to use on various products like athletic goods, clothing, and digital items.
- George Gervin, who played in the ABA and NBA, has also filed trademark applications for "Iceman" and "Iceman 44."
- Gervin is well-known for wearing number 44 during his time with the San Antonio Spurs.
- The resolution of the trademark dispute is expected to take a few months, according to reports.
- Skip Bayless, a sports commentator, criticized Williams for trying to use the nickname, but Williams responded by pointing out that Gervin never officially trademarked it.
