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Caleb Williams' attempt to trademark 'Iceman' initially refused

The USPTO has initially refused Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams' application to trademark his 'Iceman' nickname.

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Caleb Williams, quarterback for the Chicago Bears, sought to trademark the nickname 'Iceman,' but the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) denied the application. Coverage from the Chicago Sun-Times, NBC Sports, ESPN, Bleacher Report, and Yahoo Sports emphasizes that the refusal was an initial action by the patent office.

Future developments depend on whether the trademark application process continues following this initial refusal.

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Quick answers

Who is attempting to trademark 'Iceman'?

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams.

Which agency denied the application?

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

Was the trademark permanently denied?

Coverage describes the refusal as 'initial.'

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