Soldier Field in Chicago, where the Bears beat the Buccaneers. Photo: Warren LeMay (CC BY-SA 2.0), via Wikimedia Commons
Buccaneers vs Bears ended 27-24 on a last-second field goal, and on the best-cars question Chicago has the only garage with prices attached, though Baker Mayfield’s Tampa Bay has more cars to argue over.
Buccaneers vs Bears ended 27-24 on Sunday night, and on the question of which quarterback has the better cars, Chicago’s Caleb Williams wins on paper: two Porsche Taycan GTS models and a Mercedes-Benz G-Class, against five vehicles linked to Tampa Bay’s Baker Mayfield, none of them priced and several unconfirmed. Treat that as a ranking of reported cars, not documented purchases: the sources we found give no dates and no citations, and for Mayfield no prices at all.
Cairo Santos kicked a 38-yard field goal as time expired at Soldier Field, according to the Buccaneers’ game report. Chicago, 6-2 entering the game, moved to 7-2, and Tampa Bay fell to 3-6. Williams went 22 of 37 for 279 yards and two touchdowns but threw four interceptions. Mayfield went 18 of 32 for 243 yards with two interceptions, one of them a 67-yard return for a touchdown by Jaylon Johnson, and tied the game at 24-24 with a 2-point run. Tampa Bay forced five turnovers and still lost.
For this Buccaneers vs Bears car comparison we stuck to the two quarterbacks, the only players we found car coverage for: a Pro Football Network profile of Williams, an EssentiallySports roundup of Mayfield, and our earlier look at Mayfield’s modest car collection. It follows our team-versus-team garage checks Heat vs Warriors cars and Ravens vs Jaguars cars. We found no verified car record for other players on either roster.
Tampa Bay’s garage
Mayfield’s garage has the most names and the fewest facts. The reporting lists a white Rolls-Royce Wraith, a Lexus LC 500 Convertible, a 2016 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, a black Chevrolet Tahoe and a Chevrolet Bolt he reportedly drove as a rookie. The Wraith is the shakiest: he posed beside one while announcing an underwear endorsement, but nothing we found confirms it is his.
The Lexus is implied rather than stated, drawn from a photo of him walking away from one at work. The Jeep is disputed, based on a Reddit photo from about five years ago that some readers say shows him and others say does not.
The Tahoe is better supported. He has been photographed arriving at work in a black one, and the roundup says that is a car he is known to drive.
The Bolt is the best story, an electric hatchback he reportedly drove into the NFL in 2018, though that claim is also unsourced. No price appears for any of the five.
Chicago’s garage
Williams has three reported cars, and they are the only ones with prices. Pro Football Network says he owns two 2023 Porsche Taycan GTS models, one black and one red, which it puts at around $139,300, plus a Mercedes-Benz G-Class that starts at $144,000.
The profile cites no source for either claim and says the exact G-Wagen package is unknown. The 2023 is a model year, not a purchase date, and it is unclear whether the $139,300 figure covers one Taycan or both.
Buccaneers vs Bears: best cars
Taking the Taycans at that figure and the G-Class at its starting price, Williams’ three cars come to about $283,300 if $139,300 covers both Taycans, and about $422,600 if it is per car. Mayfield’s five vehicles have no numbers, so Chicago takes the paper win by default. Tampa Bay has the longer list and the only Rolls-Royce, if it is his. A stricter count that required confirmed ownership would shrink Mayfield’s garage to the Tahoe and the Bolt, and would leave Williams’ list unverified too. For a Rolls-Royce garage that is documented, see our David Beckham car collection piece.
Buccaneers vs Bears, best cars: do you give it to Chicago, with two Taycan GTS models and a G-Class, or to Tampa Bay, with a Wraith, an LC 500 and a Bolt?
Sources: Buccaneers game report, Week 9, 2026; ESPN game page, Nov. 8, 2026; Pro Football Network on Caleb Williams’ cars; EssentiallySports on Baker Mayfield’s cars.
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