The Jack Rasmussen Bears Wave Hitch 2026 Hat takes its design cue from the Fox 32 Chicago interview in which reporter Devan Kaney spoke with Caddix CEO Jack Rasmussen about Caleb Williams’s cleats on November 8, 2026, when the Chicago Bears hosted the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Soldier Field in Chicago. The hat draws on Rasmussen’s game-day appearance, capturing a small detail from a conversation about what the Chicago quarterback was wearing on the field.
Jack Rasmussen Bears Wave Hitch 2026 Hat – The Bears Wordmark from Devan Kaney’s Game-Day Interview
This 2026 Jack Rasmussen Bears Wave Hitch Hat pairs a pale off-white crown and a dark navy brim with bold “BEARS” lettering and an orange emblem on the front. The wordmark sits high on the crown in large uppercase letters, with thick strokes and small serifs that give it the look of old athletic lettering. The letters follow a shallow curve across the front, adding movement to the design while keeping the team name the first thing you see.
The front artwork steps down in scale beneath the wordmark. Short, narrow lines sit below the larger letters, and the orange emblem sits beside them, tucked under the right side of the wordmark. That offset placement gives the layout two distinct parts: a broad line of lettering across the top and a more compact cluster of details below it. The orange is concentrated in that lower area, where it stands out against the pale background and the darker lettering above.
The navy brim forms a dark band beneath the light crown, giving the front artwork a clear lower edge. The visible side of the crown carries the same pale color around from the front, leaving an open stretch of space beside the lettering. Seen from an angle, the design still has a clear order. The wordmark catches the eye first, the orange emblem draws it down, and the brim frames both.

Devan Kaney interviewed Caddix CEO Jack Rasmussen about the cleats worn by Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams. The conversation came after Williams drew fines for displaying the Caddix logo on his cleats, and Rasmussen had offered to cover those fines. The interview put the footwear company’s CEO in front of the camera to discuss an equipment story that had followed the quarterback into Chicago’s November 8, 2026, matchup with Tampa Bay.
Chicago won that game 27–24 when Cairo Santos made a 38-yard field goal as time expired. The hat’s connection to the night comes through the interview itself. The curved “BEARS” lettering and the light crown over a navy brim echo the design visible during Rasmussen’s conversation with Kaney. Those details give the hat a specific place among Chicago football hats, tying it to a game-day interview about the quarterback’s equipment.
Product Details
Product type — Hat
Colorway — Off-white crown with a navy brim
Front artwork — Curved “BEARS” lettering, short horizontal accents, and an orange emblem






