WWE star Seth Rollins drops 3-word reaction as Caleb Williams and Bears destroy Jaguars 35-16 in London

WWE star Seth Rollins was as excited after Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears handled the Jacksonville Jaguars in the second game of the NFL London series. Williams put on a show on Sunday to lead his team to the 35-16 win, improving the record to 4-2, establishing the Bears as solid candidates to compete in an NFC North division with all four teams having an above .500 record.

Rollins took to X, formerly known as Twitter, as soon as the game ended to share a three-word message to celebrate the Bears' win behind an impressive outing from the No. 1 overall pick:

"I love football!!!!"

The WWE superstar has shown his support to the team this season, even showing up wearing an Indianapolis Colts jacket when the Bears clashed with Anthony Richardson's team at Lucas Oil Stadium before revealing he was actually wearing a Bears jersey.

He was thrown out of the Sept. 22 game after falling TY Hilton dumped him onto the field, making security escort him away. After that moment, he shared a different message on social media, displaying his hate for the game:

"I. Hate. Football."

The Bears have a lot of potential this season, especially with Caleb Williams showing the way. Despite a rocky start, Chicago has found a rhythm and the Week 6 win has fans fired up, even though the Jags have a 1-5 record.

Caleb Williams posted impressive performance against the Jaguars

Caleb Williams played at a high level in London despite being sacked three times and throwing an interception. The former Oklahoma and USC quarterback only missed six of his 29 pass attempts, throwing for 226 yards and a whooping four passing touchdowns. On top of that, he rushed for 56 yards in four attempts, including a 23-yard carry.

Cole Kmet and Keenan Allen both caught two touchdown passes to help Williams lead the Bears to the promised land. D'Andre Swift rushed the ball 17 times for 91 yards and one touchdown to complete the big win for Chicago.

Seth Rollins and the rest of the Bears fans have a lot reasons to celebrate and love football. The job won't be easy if the undefeated Vikings, the 3-1 Lions and the 3-2 Packers continue playing at the same level, but Chicago has stood its ground in the first five weeks. If the team keeps improving, Bears fans could be planning playoff parties.