If Chicago drafts Williams, they will be losers for next sevl yrs! Draft WR Harrison, drop a few draft positions if possible, drop few more at #9, pick up more draft capitol n just haul it in…GB fan here!
@@gregginter5867 dj moore, cole kmet, a ton of cap space to address interior o-line and the #9 pick to potentially get another weapon. the defense started playing well too after the montez sweat trade. it's the perfect time to take a high upside qb. if they trade back, you realize they have to resign those players right? that's if they even hit on them to begin with. that means they would have a very short window to win, whereas if you hit on a qb not everything has to be perfect. as a packers fan you should know this by this now.
@@gregginter5867- TOTALLY!!!! Get Mike Evans and Derrick Henry in free agency! Get MHJ!!! Use the #9 pick for another great receiver or O line, then get O line with trade down capital!! Simple!! See you in the playoffs 2024!!
People love bringing up that Notre Dame game, but really, having a bad game doesn't mean ANYTHING. Every QB in the Hall of Fame had bad games. Games where they made bad throws or bad decisions. It just happens. What a QB does on a consistent basis is way more important than a couple bad performances.
That wasn't a bad game. That was a massive black mark on his college career. He finally faced a NFL DC and a very good college defense with maybe 6 NFL players on the Defense. He proceeded to have not only have a rough game but show great weaknesses that proves he isn't the greatest prospect in the past 20 years.
he had way more than one bad game. he has 5 or 6 games vs top 25 defenses in his career, and he sucked in every single game. he avg 172 yards per game, with 6 tds and 6 ints on 52% completion percentage. caleb williams is about as generational as trevor lawerence. the caleb williams hype is out of control. Marvin Harrison Jr is easily the best player in this draft, and its not even close. hes a 6'4" version of his dad, who is a hall of fame WR and top 25 all time WR, and MHJ has the potential to be significantly better with his size. since 1995 there have been a handful of mega prospects at WR, randy moss, larry fitzgerald, megatron, and to a much lesser extent julio. MHJ is going to be on that list after he posts his freakish numbers at the combine/pro day. the guy is gonna put up more reps on the bench press than most linebackers and some lineman. he squats more than a lot of them. hes gonna run a 4.3 something. his athletics scores will test off the charts. hes gonna be in the 90th percentile for nearly everything
@@PeteZam I'm saying that it isn't his only one. Your asking why it's chosen as his pinnacle bad game. I gave you the answers. He faced the closest thing to an NFL defense and didn't look great at all.
his o-line play was awful against good teams - meaning, he's just like most qbs when you can get pressure on him all the time. anyone who looks at his losses should see this, but no, they bought into the narrative that he does poorly against good teams because he just isn't good, instead of understanding that the '23 sc team in particular was pretty awful after the first few easy games.
@entertained... Bad oline doesn't force him to throw into double or tripple coverage three times in a row. There is no excuse for that if people criticize other QBs for it.
Alright Chase! I just subscribed! You were an awesome Bear and I always rooted for you wherever you went. You were the one of the first college QBs that I remember when I first started watching football.
I don’t think you mentioned in the breakdown but the second pick in the notre dame game, the one where he frantically steps up into the pocket, was tipped at the line as well. Still not a good play but it’s sort of the worst case scenario of the possibilities.
And if #15 Dorian Singer stays on his line, it's a completion. Cardinal sin for a receiver is to get off your route bc there's traffic, particularly running behind it. It's no fault of Caleb's here. In fact, it only highlights his ability to navigate the pocket, be quick and make up for the lack of protection he had. Dorian is a first year player at that program, and he will get better, but believe me, I'm sure he was chewed out in film that week.
@@fantasypoliceyeah i was gonna say if he stayed true to his line, maybe he could’ve prevented the pick at least. i was very surprised to see that too lmao
@@densonjc it happens all the time in college and with first or second year players in the league. That bad habit/reaction rarely happens after so many repetitions and poor decisions. Justin Jefferson did that to Cousins this year and he immediately knew it was on him. Like bruh and patted himself on his chest lol
All his mistake save for hero ball playing are correctable…and tbh there is a good excuse for him playing hero ball…but usc isn’t working with any real talent this year…at all..that defense was atrocious..and he has no wr that anyone views as a threat …I’m not gonna charge him for that..if it continues then it’s a issue
Yeah right. Just like how he pretends Justin Fields isn't an absolutely awful QB. Everyone else in the league knows it. He pretends otherwise to get clicks.
The main concern I have with Caleb is his emotional strength and maturity. Several times this past season, he seemed to really struggle emotionally with mistakes and defeats. If that happens in the NFL, it could seriously affect his confidence. The expectations being placed on him are immense. I am intrigued about the NFL draft, and the order of how QB's are picked. I wish everyone the best of wishes.
He wears emotions but on the field it doesn't effect him. Also its the guys that cry behind closed doors or don't cry at all that you worry about. He is gonna be a star!
Your breakdowns are excellent- they really help me to understand the game better, and they are giving me confidence that I too might be able to play in the nfl one day, despite being in my fifties now. I used to be really good at Nerf football, and I think that this experience, along with the knowledge I have gained from this channel, will help me to achieve this dream.
What astounds me is the talk that people say the bears can’t develop a qb. Fair assumption considering the last few regimes, however, this offensive staff is overhauled and has a resume. Caleb will be fine when he gets in. Mahomes and Allen were both projects coming out. Bears have never had the 1st overall pick nor a true gun slinger behind center. You have to take the chance on Caleb imo. Ceiling is way too high, floor is still manageable.
@@trout2212 agreed. Can’t let emotions and personal relationships get in the way of the team. If we keep Justin and he underperforms again, poles is gone. Comes down to is he willing to bet his own career on Justin.
@@cjrutherford2574if he rebuilt this team from a 3-14 shit show of a tank to a qb plug and play away like the 49ers why would he get fired. 🤣🤣 hold on to that hope bud
@@colinjewston4790i don’t think they’re “hoping” that JF busts and Poles gets fired. no true Bears fan would hope for that. I think they’re just being realistic. IF Poles sticks with JF and he regresses, then there’s a good chance the team is sub .500 again, and a very good chance Poles is fired. QB is the biggest decision for a GM, and in that scenario, Poles would have passed on two consecutive #1 picks in favor of a top 20ish QB who can’t get over the hump. GMs have been fired for much less.
What people don't understand is that Williams was the best pocket QB in college football for the past few years. Unfortunately, his OLine was horrendous, especially this past season, and his receivers have never been great, so he always has to escape the pocket or wait for someone to get open. Those are the type of plays that usually make it into highlight reels. You never see his anticipatory throws, pocket presence, progressions, short passes, etc. His game is closer to Rodgers and Allen imo, but he does have some pieces of Mahomes and Murray.
Speaking of horrendous offensive lines it was terrible offensive lines that chased our last 2 quarterbacks out of town what makes this guy any different?
USC's offensive line was outstanding. Caleb Williams has had Marvin Mims Jr., Jordan Addison, and Brenden Rice in his career. Wtf are you talking about.
Good Lord, you showed the same ten yard hitch pattern TEN TIMES and commented on his great footwork in the pocket. It was the most basic drop and throw pattern and we sepnt four minutes on it. Then play 2 is an obvious terrible throw by the QB and you're blaming the tight end for not being "over here". The tight end ran to an on space and turned around an CW overthrew it. It was not a timing pattern where the ball goes to a spot. I'm six minutes into this thing and hope it gets better than this....
1 2 3 hitch throw quarterbacks have been very successful in the NFL. I think teams that need a quarterback that can "throw from different arm angles" and have the "ability to extend plays" dont actually need a quarterback, they need an offensive line. Look at how well Joe Flacco did last year with a top 5 o-line, he did pretty good for a 38 year old guy.
i think that if you only can have either or then you are right, take the guy who shows he wins from the pocket consistently, but all the top guys in the league today can do both. The idea is that you can teach someone how to play from the pocket sometimes, but the ability to extend, throw off balance, with different arm angles is really hard to teach.
Exactly right. That o-line was terrible and it really showed against the better teams. And that defense was horrendous. Again. CW sometimes forced things trying to hard to score because he knew he had to score at least 40 points to have a chance to win.
Former FCS qb worked with Will Hewlett, thank you for this fair and honest breakdown. Dude has gotten so much hate this offseason from casuals it’s crazy. Also number 1 is Zachariah Branch, future first rounder one of the most explosive receivers in the country
Love you chase. You were a heartbreaker QB at Missouri. You were a solid backup throughout your career never cost anyone the game. And you continue to speak the real on Justin fields and explain that Caleb isn't all he's cracked up to be
This was a pretty positive review of Caleb (he's positive on everyone, makes his evaluations pretty meaningless) and he mentioned he thought the bears were going to draft him. Did you comment before watching the video?
Yall just arent respecting how good Notre Dames defense was. They were a top 5 defense last year their offense just couldn't score in big games. All American Saftey, Corner, and 2 d lineman.
@@ChaseDanielShow fantastic job at creating an audience with idiotic titles like this. Is Tommy devito still “BUILT DIFFERENT!?!?” You were extremely brief in pointing out Justin’s issues this year to get clicks. Now this with Caleb😂 clowns watch this and think they’ve broken down all the film. Idk what’s more impressive, getting people to want to keep fields or getting gms to keep you on a roster for so long.
Stop it cause I can point out some facts that he left out like the most lost fumbles by any QB college or pro the last 3 years or the fact that he's only played 5 elite college defenses(top 25) had a losing record against them that doesn't bode well it also says yeah the stats are the stats but are they disproportioned when you factor the limited high end defensive opponents cause even a trash NFL defense is good enough to be top 25 in college . How about the fact that from high school threw college he's barely played under center so how's that for a fair evaluation without his worst game as the evaluation these are all facts not opinions the numbers & scouting reports are there to support ever statement I just made
Yo chase, bears fan here, thanks you for your time in Chicago…. But man I can’t wait to watch you as an analyst and some body who does break downs…. Keep it up man
I’ve been a fan of yours (on the field) since your high school days. I wanted you to come play for the Longhorns back in the day. So crazy to accidentally run into one of your videos. Really great evaluation Chase , keep it up 👍
His mistakes are all easily correctable…..guys will step on the field as a starter in the NFL tomorrow and will be the 9th or 10th best QB in the game already.
Subscribed! I can literally remember K state, Kansas, and Oklahoma games in 2007 like the back of my hand. Thanks for the wild/exciting times while at Mizzou!
I would say the majority, if not all of these mistakes/bad plays/bad reads are completely correctable. Hero ball is what worries me about this guy the most. Someone who played a lot of hero ball in college and had an impressive first couple seasons in the NFL recently is Watson. Dude picked up the speed and game really quickly before he got hurt and then into his second year. Caleb knows hes talented. But if he can slow it down, check it down when needed and plays within a good system.. dude could be next level.
yeah I think a lot of Bears fans are forgetting that JF is going into year 4. they’re comparing JF and CW film like they’re at the same place in their careers, when that’s not remotely the case. if CW is 70% as good as Mahomes, by year 4 he will be an immense upgrade over JF.
@@bkg5494 I would also say JF1 going into year 4 contract wise is a huge deal. A 4th year QB putting up pedestrian passing stats and not winning games by his play, who by the way is going to be getting paid(maybe not much but more than a rookie) in a year. Compared to a rookie contract..? It's night and day.
@@tylernelson1993 totally agreed. and the argument that the Bears should keep JF because it better allows them to build a super team is totally backwards. $40mil a year for a JF extension, which is less than daniel jones, would still be the equivalent of 2 superstars like montez sweat and jaylon johnson combined. rookie QB contract allows Poles a lot more latitude and time to build the team.
@@bkg5494 you guys are on it. I largely agree but would like to add that I've watched all Caleb's games at OU and USC. The kid is dynamite in structure. The reads are quick, the release is even quicker. He loves taking what the defenses gives him. Unfortunately he had to rescue his team, erase mistakes so often that he believed this is what he had to do, and outside of five picks this season, and 14 over three years, showed he can actually get it done at a highly proficient level. He didn't play any worse as his career professed over three seasons, the teams around him got worse (that's on Lincoln and his staff). The Notre Dame game was his worst game of his career, by far, and due to lack of knowledge, people somehow extrapolate that to how he plays regularly against good defenses. Believe it or not, he's played some strong defenses over his three seasons and put up godly numbers in doing so. Some of those were still L's on his record because the defenses gave up 40+ so consistently. I love Fields, but once the Bears speak with Caleb's teammates over the past decade, there is no chance he doesn't go #1 after what the league is experiencing at the expense of Mahomes. And the only comps you hear about Caleb are...yeah. He's just too similar. Perhaps he won't hit that ceiling but the floor on this kid is the highest I've seen since Andrew Luck. That's a launch point I'd gladly take, especially given the opportunity to reset a rookie contract.
I'm just going to say it: he doesn't get the hype, but JJ is the most NFL ready QB in this class having been developed by Jim Harbaugh. NTM he has proven he can handle the pressure and win on the big stage.... He looks like Mahomes at times the way he runs around and makes ridiculous throws off platform....
Chase D, what up homeboy. I watched you a lot at SLC in the playoffs. You were big time at Missouri also. Thanks for the breakdown. I'm not a fan of CW. We will see what he does in the pro game
Williams played in the Offense heavy PAC 12 where the Defenses were an after thought. This game was a Pro style Notre Dame Defense that stifled him though out the game. He didn't see those tough Defenses in the PAC 12 ! The Championship Game Washington got destroyed by a tough Michigan Defense & their QB Penix was picking himself off the turf almost every play. Williams stats are padded because the PAC 12 is focused on Offense.
I think the hype surrounding Caleb is out of control. Too many people drool over the highlights and turn a blind eye to the mistakes. If the Bears don't trade down from #1, it's a HUGE mistake.
They this guy, head coach fired next season. Poles will be after 2025. You can't when you draft the best player. MHJ is the best player. Why would you take a smaller lighter Justin fields?
@@ChaseDanielShowhey chase Caleb been in the same offense for 4 years he followed Lincoln Riley to usc shouldn’t his number be historic he should know the offense well
Very true. He’s good. But is he generational ? His size does not speak to generational, and his maturity seems off to become a good leader. He tries to play hero ball every play, and I think in the NFL that habit which seems deeply ingrained will get him in trouble more times than he can bail himself out. My gut says Bears stick with Justin and trade the pick. I think their plan at the combine is going to be more about which teams are desiring to get the #1 pick, get those dialogues going, and get an idea on number of picks they will have so they can prepare for the draft. I think after the combine, the national media will become much less certain about the Bears going Caleb as #1. There could be a surprise team they trade with, who does not choose Caleb #1 at the draft.
The break down is great Chase. Was a big fan of your career and I’m glad you’re staying in the game. I’d love for you to break into the fantasy football side of the house too, but I understand there is probably a bit of a divide between professional breakdowns and where the Fantasy community is concerned. Still. I really appreciate this.
Can you compare Caleb’s performance to Justin’s? When I listen they have similar issues and strengths. I’ve seen Justin use the same arm angles and trying to play hero ball.
@@ChasechillzThe question is is how much better is one as a thrower and how much better is one as an athlete. The margin between who's a better thrower isn't nearly as vast as who's the better athlete. That's why this decision for the GM will be a reasonably tough one but a good situation to be in.
@@mikeross2141Caleb will get eaten alive by NFL defenses. He's great against horrible college defenses, but check his stats against top 25 teams. He'll be facing better defenses every week at the next level. Will be a bust.
Do some film on Spencer Rattler, please. Rattler throws the ball better than I've ever seen a QB throw...at any level. Dude throws darts, and makes it look effortless.
Rattler will be a disappointment in the league, in my opinion. I watch Rattler and I don’t see anything special. Sure, he has arm talent, but there are numerous guys in this years class alone that have a better arm than Rattler. There are more clutch guys, there are more cerebral guys. He’s not the best at anything a QB does, and not even top 3 on anything tbh. Yea, the kid is good. But a starting NFL QB? I don’t think he is.
Spencer is to full of himself and horrible character for a team to risk getting him he’s gonna fall to way later rounds although his talent should be a 2nd rounder
This looked like the Bears last year. WR not running route correctly. O line not blocking. QB missing throws. The narrative seems to be that if we get one good player, we are good. The Bears are not a complete team yet. I don't envy the decision Poles has to make. I hope it works out for his and Eberflus' sake.
My big concerns about Williams are his head space relative to what he feels he deserves. I hear no agent yet and dad too involved. Long term signing and contract issue.
@@mk6mike1.86ok, hold up. People want to drag the kid for crying after a game. Fair, but how does that not at least show that he cares about winning? You want to keep Fields? I'm a Fields stan, roll with it. But creating baseless narratives isn't any different than people who are saying Fields is a bust. Williams' team was completely overmatched in the PAC 12, particularly on defense. He had to score 40 every week for them to have a chance, and his offensive line wasn't good.
Lamar Jackson doesn't have an agent, just won his 2nd MVP. It's a problem his dad is involved in his life? His dad who literally opened a gym as a small business owner so his son could have a place to work out and train? Give me a damn break.
@@mk6mike1.86 You have absolutely no clue what is in this man's heart. The only thing I do know is he never gave up in any of these games while he watched every lead he gave them get given up series after series on defense. Never complained, never stopped grinding. The treatment of this man by internet losers is disgusting.
Every year there's some quarterback that people are super hyped about and rarely does that player maintain the hype in the NFL or even live up to expectations. Kyler Murray and Bryce Young are two recent ones that are just ok in the NFL but were super hyped going into the draft
J.F was running for his life out there, no time to throw to people who are 4 or 5 caliber receivers. This year's draft, they can get receivers J.F can trust to run good route trees.
Look at all of these people making excuses for this "Generational Talent." Everybody knows they don't play defense in the Pac-12. Welcome to playing with a defender coming at you.
I wish the 'experts' would also review his head, not just his body. Dude's a head case with family interference. Body talent is only 1/2 the equation. Hopefully Poles looks at the whole person, not just his body talent.
Curious your opinion on the Bears QB plan/options at this point? I see so many commenters on WGC (for ex) think that the decision isn't an evolving one with many potential options for Poles, and knee jerk the "risk a toxic situation" answer to the Bears keeping JF AND drafting a QB (esp if in fact there is no trade mkt for JF). Isn't this the strategy GB has been using forever...competition at QB? Is that "toxic situation" claim overrated? It would also provide an avenue to protect a rookie QB for a yr if needed (PPL like Jim Miller often say that's always best case scenario). If a rookie has a problem w competition, isn't that a red flag? The chance to trade back a couple spots even and still get a QB and draft capital (which Poles has a knack @ turning into proven NFL players like Moore and now Allen for ex) must be so tempting. PPL cite "no reports Bears shopping #1 pick" as if it means something...this year w the JF situation isn't comparable to last yr @ this time. There's no need to "shop" a #1 pick when you are signaling a plan to try and trade JFs...esp if that plan was only to increase what someone might offer for that pick. No team calling the Bears abt it wants that known for obvious reasons. I just feel like Poles seems logical and not emotionally tied to any potential draftee or acquisition. If he put the value so high nobody would meet it on JF, wasn't he already kind of playing a game there? And if nobody wanted him, JF would be in his best possible chance to show what he can do by still being in CHI...not the other way around. And it seems the Bears have little to lose by keeping him IF in fact nobody offered anything significant for him yet anyway...good option to start if rookie not ready (likely) and one of the best backup options in the league if the rookie is somehow ready to go. Unless this "toxicity" in the locker room is almost a sure thing, I don't see how there isn't more advantage in keeping JF rostered as a Bear for a year than trading him for a bag of balls or cutting him. Am I wrong? I tend to believe the old saying, "worry is just interest on a debt you might not have"...and worrying abt drafting CW or another rookie QB while keeping JF could cause a problem (given the current situation which I know is always evolving) is exactly that...a problem they easily might not have with benefits to good to ignore. Thanks!
Yea, I agree, those were terrible decisions, and in the NFL, everything is even faster. That said, his OL stunk. LOL I still expect him to ball out, though. As a Bears fan, I still have great memories of you, Chase. Glad to see your YT channel growing. Just subbed.
He is a Lamar Jackson but a better throw of the ball you will win MVPs get first round seeds , but you will win no championships with him because he does not stay on schedule with the offense.
He's accurate and can certainly chuck it. He's shifty too but he doesn't have the same elusiveness as Fields and nowhere near as fast as Fields. My one concern is he holds the ball too long sometimes. And in the NFL that's not gonna fly. I'm still torn cause I wanted to see what Fields could do with better weapons and coaching.
"Supremely accurate" and as you are saying it he throws high. LOL. I did not see his accuracy in the Notre Dame game. I looked at his film. It doesn't impress me. He has a big arm. He can scramble. I don't see the accuracy people keep talking about. He looks very inconsistent and raw. I was much more impressed by Bo Nixs film. Not to mention scouts say he ran pro offenses, but he is only making "half field reads". How is that "pro style"? I also don't like the diva attitude.
I watched the Norte Dame game. He just needed to throw the ball away on quite a few of those plays (while under pressure) instead he tried to do too much.
If they draft Caleb Williams, they gotta have the right people in there to teach him right because I think that’s how they got Patrick Mahomes to play pretty good
Pat also got to sit a year behind Alex Smith and learn the offense and gel a bit in practice. Alex wasn’t a world beater but he was safe with the ball and made smart plays. A good veteran presence to teach some of the characteristics that Pat didn’t naturally trend to on his own. I’m sure that first year was beyond valuable to Pat. Caleb starting out the gates could be problematic without that same guidance. I question how NFL ready he is right now.
It's hype, the bears should pass on him. Wait. It wasn't just the Notre Dame game, after that game he went completely off the rails which I think exposed him.
A lot of top quarterbacks were looked at damn good playing a Pack 12 defense year in and year out and hell they wouldn't even have to paint their nails
Chase, is it fair to see that Mahomes' and Williams' college tape includes many plays where they are remarkably making something out of nothing doing the same things that their coaches tell them not to do every practice?
Hey Chase thanks for your great years here as a Chicago Bear. I think the should draft the kid from Michigan JJ,???? Can’t remember his last name what ya think….Dennis Mac South subs
Loved you as a Chicago Bear. Thought you were one of the best teammates they've had in recent years as well as very humble. Bear Down!!!
Thank you!
If Chicago drafts Williams, they will be losers for next sevl yrs! Draft WR Harrison, drop a few draft positions if possible, drop few more at #9, pick up more draft capitol n just haul it in…GB fan here!
@@gregginter5867 dj moore, cole kmet, a ton of cap space to address interior o-line and the #9 pick to potentially get another weapon. the defense started playing well too after the montez sweat trade. it's the perfect time to take a high upside qb. if they trade back, you realize they have to resign those players right? that's if they even hit on them to begin with. that means they would have a very short window to win, whereas if you hit on a qb not everything has to be perfect. as a packers fan you should know this by this now.
@@gregginter5867- TOTALLY!!!! Get Mike Evans and Derrick Henry in free agency! Get MHJ!!! Use the #9 pick for another great receiver or O line, then get O line with trade down capital!! Simple!! See you in the playoffs 2024!!
@ChaseDanielShow I'm a die hard Chargers fan . I appreciate your service with us sir
I still remember the lions thanksgiving game where you threw 2 TD’s!! Keep up the great work 👍🏼👍🏼
Yes! Thank you!
People love bringing up that Notre Dame game, but really, having a bad game doesn't mean ANYTHING. Every QB in the Hall of Fame had bad games. Games where they made bad throws or bad decisions. It just happens. What a QB does on a consistent basis is way more important than a couple bad performances.
That wasn't a bad game. That was a massive black mark on his college career. He finally faced a NFL DC and a very good college defense with maybe 6 NFL players on the Defense.
He proceeded to have not only have a rough game but show great weaknesses that proves he isn't the greatest prospect in the past 20 years.
he had way more than one bad game. he has 5 or 6 games vs top 25 defenses in his career, and he sucked in every single game. he avg 172 yards per game, with 6 tds and 6 ints on 52% completion percentage. caleb williams is about as generational as trevor lawerence. the caleb williams hype is out of control. Marvin Harrison Jr is easily the best player in this draft, and its not even close. hes a 6'4" version of his dad, who is a hall of fame WR and top 25 all time WR, and MHJ has the potential to be significantly better with his size. since 1995 there have been a handful of mega prospects at WR, randy moss, larry fitzgerald, megatron, and to a much lesser extent julio. MHJ is going to be on that list after he posts his freakish numbers at the combine/pro day. the guy is gonna put up more reps on the bench press than most linebackers and some lineman. he squats more than a lot of them. hes gonna run a 4.3 something. his athletics scores will test off the charts. hes gonna be in the 90th percentile for nearly everything
@@PeteZam I'm saying that it isn't his only one. Your asking why it's chosen as his pinnacle bad game. I gave you the answers. He faced the closest thing to an NFL defense and didn't look great at all.
his o-line play was awful against good teams - meaning, he's just like most qbs when you can get pressure on him all the time.
anyone who looks at his losses should see this, but no, they bought into the narrative that he does poorly against good teams because he just isn't good, instead of understanding that the '23 sc team in particular was pretty awful after the first few easy games.
@entertained... Bad oline doesn't force him to throw into double or tripple coverage three times in a row. There is no excuse for that if people criticize other QBs for it.
Alright Chase! I just subscribed! You were an awesome Bear and I always rooted for you wherever you went. You were the one of the first college QBs that I remember when I first started watching football.
Thanks for the sub!
This is great. instant sub Chase. Thanks for helping confirm what I'm seeing and learning some more.
Thanks for the sub!
I don’t think you mentioned in the breakdown but the second pick in the notre dame game, the one where he frantically steps up into the pocket, was tipped at the line as well. Still not a good play but it’s sort of the worst case scenario of the possibilities.
And if #15 Dorian Singer stays on his line, it's a completion. Cardinal sin for a receiver is to get off your route bc there's traffic, particularly running behind it. It's no fault of Caleb's here. In fact, it only highlights his ability to navigate the pocket, be quick and make up for the lack of protection he had. Dorian is a first year player at that program, and he will get better, but believe me, I'm sure he was chewed out in film that week.
@@fantasypoliceCaleb is trash and a overrated diva
@@fantasypoliceyeah i was gonna say if he stayed true to his line, maybe he could’ve prevented the pick at least. i was very surprised to see that too lmao
@@densonjc it happens all the time in college and with first or second year players in the league. That bad habit/reaction rarely happens after so many repetitions and poor decisions. Justin Jefferson did that to Cousins this year and he immediately knew it was on him. Like bruh and patted himself on his chest lol
@@fantasypolicegenerational QBs make that play. Period
Teams can never measure heart and intangibles.
it's actually simple to measure, just check how he did n games they were behind
All his mistake save for hero ball playing are correctable…and tbh there is a good excuse for him playing hero ball…but usc isn’t working with any real talent this year…at all..that defense was atrocious..and he has no wr that anyone views as a threat …I’m not gonna charge him for that..if it continues then it’s a issue
his line play in '23 was also pretty awful - constantly had pressure against better teams with better d-lines.
Chase is one of the few QB diagnostic mechanics that actually knows what he’s talking about. His word carries weight
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Yeah right. Just like how he pretends Justin Fields isn't an absolutely awful QB. Everyone else in the league knows it. He pretends otherwise to get clicks.
@@Chris-ey8zf u rode Mitch’s jock
@@themikeanic1535 Lol no, that was Chase Daniel doing that.
He said Mitch and Fields were good quarterbacks. Nuff said
The main concern I have with Caleb is his emotional strength and maturity. Several times this past season, he seemed to really struggle emotionally with mistakes and defeats. If that happens in the NFL, it could seriously affect his confidence. The expectations being placed on him are immense. I am intrigued about the NFL draft, and the order of how QB's are picked. I wish everyone the best of wishes.
He wears emotions but on the field it doesn't effect him. Also its the guys that cry behind closed doors or don't cry at all that you worry about. He is gonna be a star!
I'm a huge Mizzou fan, I remember watching you, Maclin, and Sean Weatherspoon playing together. Favorite college players of all time.
Your breakdowns are excellent- they really help me to understand the game better, and they are giving me confidence that I too might be able to play in the nfl one day, despite being in my fifties now. I used to be really good at Nerf football, and I think that this experience, along with the knowledge I have gained from this channel, will help me to achieve this dream.
What astounds me is the talk that people say the bears can’t develop a qb. Fair assumption considering the last few regimes, however, this offensive staff is overhauled and has a resume. Caleb will be fine when he gets in. Mahomes and Allen were both projects coming out. Bears have never had the 1st overall pick nor a true gun slinger behind center. You have to take the chance on Caleb imo. Ceiling is way too high, floor is still manageable.
Resetting the rookie contract clock is also a huge factor. Even if Caleb’s floor is Justin’s first year in the nfl it makes sense to draft him at 1.01
@@trout2212 agreed. Can’t let emotions and personal relationships get in the way of the team. If we keep Justin and he underperforms again, poles is gone. Comes down to is he willing to bet his own career on Justin.
@@cjrutherford2574if he rebuilt this team from a 3-14 shit show of a tank to a qb plug and play away like the 49ers why would he get fired. 🤣🤣 hold on to that hope bud
@@colinjewston4790i don’t think they’re “hoping” that JF busts and Poles gets fired. no true Bears fan would hope for that. I think they’re just being realistic.
IF Poles sticks with JF and he regresses, then there’s a good chance the team is sub .500 again, and a very good chance Poles is fired. QB is the biggest decision for a GM, and in that scenario, Poles would have passed on two consecutive #1 picks in favor of a top 20ish QB who can’t get over the hump. GMs have been fired for much less.
Chicago have absolutely no evidence of developing quarterbacks in damn near the team existence!
What people don't understand is that Williams was the best pocket QB in college football for the past few years. Unfortunately, his OLine was horrendous, especially this past season, and his receivers have never been great, so he always has to escape the pocket or wait for someone to get open. Those are the type of plays that usually make it into highlight reels. You never see his anticipatory throws, pocket presence, progressions, short passes, etc.
His game is closer to Rodgers and Allen imo, but he does have some pieces of Mahomes and Murray.
Speaking of horrendous offensive lines it was terrible offensive lines that chased our last 2 quarterbacks out of town what makes this guy any different?
Yeah the 5th ranked Oline in the country was horrendous... SMH
USC's offensive line was outstanding. Caleb Williams has had Marvin Mims Jr., Jordan Addison, and Brenden Rice in his career. Wtf are you talking about.
Love your video and I subscribed how likely you think they trade down again?
Missouri legend
Good Lord, you showed the same ten yard hitch pattern TEN TIMES and commented on his great footwork in the pocket. It was the most basic drop and throw pattern and we sepnt four minutes on it. Then play 2 is an obvious terrible throw by the QB and you're blaming the tight end for not being "over here". The tight end ran to an on space and turned around an CW overthrew it. It was not a timing pattern where the ball goes to a spot. I'm six minutes into this thing and hope it gets better than this....
1 2 3 hitch throw quarterbacks have been very successful in the NFL. I think teams that need a quarterback that can "throw from different arm angles" and have the "ability to extend plays" dont actually need a quarterback, they need an offensive line. Look at how well Joe Flacco did last year with a top 5 o-line, he did pretty good for a 38 year old guy.
Jordan Love is the best example of what your talking about
I have been watching football for 53 years, buddy your comment is one of the best I have ever heard.
i think that if you only can have either or then you are right, take the guy who shows he wins from the pocket consistently, but all the top guys in the league today can do both. The idea is that you can teach someone how to play from the pocket sometimes, but the ability to extend, throw off balance, with different arm angles is really hard to teach.
That works when everything going according to plan
Exactly right. That o-line was terrible and it really showed against the better teams. And that defense was horrendous. Again. CW sometimes forced things trying to hard to score because he knew he had to score at least 40 points to have a chance to win.
Former FCS qb worked with Will Hewlett, thank you for this fair and honest breakdown. Dude has gotten so much hate this offseason from casuals it’s crazy. Also number 1 is Zachariah Branch, future first rounder one of the most explosive receivers in the country
Love you chase. You were a heartbreaker QB at Missouri. You were a solid backup throughout your career never cost anyone the game. And you continue to speak the real on Justin fields and explain that Caleb isn't all he's cracked up to be
This was a pretty positive review of Caleb (he's positive on everyone, makes his evaluations pretty meaningless) and he mentioned he thought the bears were going to draft him. Did you comment before watching the video?
Yall just arent respecting how good Notre Dames defense was. They were a top 5 defense last year their offense just couldn't score in big games. All American Saftey, Corner, and 2 d lineman.
So closer to an NFL defense got it. Any NFL D is better than any college D
Can you do a breakdown of Cam Ward from Washington State I think he's a franchise qb whose being overlooked
Really? Why
UIW legend
I dont think hes a franchise qb but i do love me some cam ward. Roll the tape!
Love your stuff
Chase you were my favorite bears back up qb. Very impressed with your game in Detroit i remember
Josh mccown
Please keep doing these. Love the videos. Just curious if it was your decision are you moving on or building with Fields?
Building with fields
@@ChaseDanielShow fantastic job at creating an audience with idiotic titles like this. Is Tommy devito still “BUILT DIFFERENT!?!?” You were extremely brief in pointing out Justin’s issues this year to get clicks. Now this with Caleb😂 clowns watch this and think they’ve broken down all the film. Idk what’s more impressive, getting people to want to keep fields or getting gms to keep you on a roster for so long.
@@mmundle941how hurt are you? Really?
@@boneheadwingfield6508it’s the truth
Lets watch every QBs worst game of their career, sounds like a blast
What do you think scouts are gonna do lol
Lol
Stop it cause I can point out some facts that he left out like the most lost fumbles by any QB college or pro the last 3 years or the fact that he's only played 5 elite college defenses(top 25) had a losing record against them that doesn't bode well it also says yeah the stats are the stats but are they disproportioned when you factor the limited high end defensive opponents cause even a trash NFL defense is good enough to be top 25 in college .
How about the fact that from high school threw college he's barely played under center so how's that for a fair evaluation without his worst game as the evaluation these are all facts not opinions the numbers & scouting reports are there to support ever statement I just made
Yo chase, bears fan here, thanks you for your time in Chicago…. But man I can’t wait to watch you as an analyst and some body who does break downs…. Keep it up man
I appreciate that
I’ve been a fan of yours (on the field) since your high school days. I wanted you to come play for the Longhorns back in the day.
So crazy to accidentally run into one of your videos. Really great evaluation Chase , keep it up 👍
Thank you!
Cw locks on the receiver. Just not a fan. I think he will be avg.
His mistakes are all easily correctable…..guys will step on the field as a starter in the NFL tomorrow and will be the 9th or 10th best QB in the game already.
Deep smoking what it is! 9th or 10th get real!!
Go Irish. I should break down Xavier Watts... Same game. Number Zero in blue
Subscribed! I can literally remember K state, Kansas, and Oklahoma games in 2007 like the back of my hand. Thanks for the wild/exciting times while at Mizzou!
Thanks for the sub!
I would say the majority, if not all of these mistakes/bad plays/bad reads are completely correctable. Hero ball is what worries me about this guy the most. Someone who played a lot of hero ball in college and had an impressive first couple seasons in the NFL recently is Watson. Dude picked up the speed and game really quickly before he got hurt and then into his second year.
Caleb knows hes talented. But if he can slow it down, check it down when needed and plays within a good system.. dude could be next level.
yeah I think a lot of Bears fans are forgetting that JF is going into year 4. they’re comparing JF and CW film like they’re at the same place in their careers, when that’s not remotely the case. if CW is 70% as good as Mahomes, by year 4 he will be an immense upgrade over JF.
@@bkg5494 I would also say JF1 going into year 4 contract wise is a huge deal.
A 4th year QB putting up pedestrian passing stats and not winning games by his play, who by the way is going to be getting paid(maybe not much but more than a rookie) in a year. Compared to a rookie contract..? It's night and day.
@@tylernelson1993 totally agreed. and the argument that the Bears should keep JF because it better allows them to build a super team is totally backwards. $40mil a year for a JF extension, which is less than daniel jones, would still be the equivalent of 2 superstars like montez sweat and jaylon johnson combined. rookie QB contract allows Poles a lot more latitude and time to build the team.
This dude knows ball
@@bkg5494 you guys are on it. I largely agree but would like to add that I've watched all Caleb's games at OU and USC. The kid is dynamite in structure. The reads are quick, the release is even quicker. He loves taking what the defenses gives him. Unfortunately he had to rescue his team, erase mistakes so often that he believed this is what he had to do, and outside of five picks this season, and 14 over three years, showed he can actually get it done at a highly proficient level.
He didn't play any worse as his career professed over three seasons, the teams around him got worse (that's on Lincoln and his staff). The Notre Dame game was his worst game of his career, by far, and due to lack of knowledge, people somehow extrapolate that to how he plays regularly against good defenses. Believe it or not, he's played some strong defenses over his three seasons and put up godly numbers in doing so. Some of those were still L's on his record because the defenses gave up 40+ so consistently.
I love Fields, but once the Bears speak with Caleb's teammates over the past decade, there is no chance he doesn't go #1 after what the league is experiencing at the expense of Mahomes. And the only comps you hear about Caleb are...yeah. He's just too similar. Perhaps he won't hit that ceiling but the floor on this kid is the highest I've seen since Andrew Luck. That's a launch point I'd gladly take, especially given the opportunity to reset a rookie contract.
Can you do JJ McCarthy?
I'm just going to say it: he doesn't get the hype, but JJ is the most NFL ready QB in this class having been developed by Jim Harbaugh. NTM he has proven he can handle the pressure and win on the big stage.... He looks like Mahomes at times the way he runs around and makes ridiculous throws off platform....
Don’t be surprised if JJ is the first QB of this draft starting a SB !
@@RWildekrav66 I wont be surprised at all. Sean Payton wants him in a bad way and I expect Denver to go all in and get him...
Chase D, what up homeboy. I watched you a lot at SLC in the playoffs. You were big time at Missouri also. Thanks for the breakdown. I'm not a fan of CW. We will see what he does in the pro game
Wow I am absolutely impressed by your breakdowns. You and Kurt Benkert need to team up and do some breakdowns together!
Maybe one day!
@@ChaseDanielShow omg you replied to my comment!! I hope so!!!
I needed these videos chase bless you
More to come
Williams played in the Offense heavy PAC 12 where the Defenses were an after thought. This game was a Pro style Notre Dame Defense that stifled him though out the game. He didn't see those tough Defenses in the PAC 12 ! The Championship Game Washington got destroyed by a tough Michigan Defense & their QB Penix was picking himself off the turf almost every play. Williams stats are padded because the PAC 12 is focused on Offense.
I love these breakdowns
Thanks Chase. Been following your arc since Washington.
Awesome! Thank you!
I see a lot of turnovers in his future.
I think the hype surrounding Caleb is out of control. Too many people drool over the highlights and turn a blind eye to the mistakes. If the Bears don't trade down from #1, it's a HUGE mistake.
Shiny toy syndrome. Caleb hasn’t developed in college, he only got better at what he was already good at.
Hence, why I broke down the Notre Dame game
They this guy, head coach fired next season. Poles will be after 2025. You can't when you draft the best player. MHJ is the best player. Why would you take a smaller lighter Justin fields?
@@ChaseDanielShowhey chase Caleb been in the same offense for 4 years he followed Lincoln Riley to usc shouldn’t his number be historic he should know the offense well
Very true. He’s good. But is he generational ? His size does not speak to generational, and his maturity seems off to become a good leader. He tries to play hero ball every play, and I think in the NFL that habit which seems deeply ingrained will get him in trouble more times than he can bail himself out. My gut says Bears stick with Justin and trade the pick. I think their plan at the combine is going to be more about which teams are desiring to get the #1 pick, get those dialogues going, and get an idea on number of picks they will have so they can prepare for the draft. I think after the combine, the national media will become much less certain about the Bears going Caleb as #1. There could be a surprise team they trade with, who does not choose Caleb #1 at the draft.
The break down is great Chase. Was a big fan of your career and I’m glad you’re staying in the game. I’d love for you to break into the fantasy football side of the house too, but I understand there is probably a bit of a divide between professional breakdowns and where the Fantasy community is concerned. Still. I really appreciate this.
Noted! Good idea
Interesting 🧐 but I like Caleb Williams. Let’s talk about his good instead of being negative. But hey it is what it is. Go bears 🐻
Can you compare Caleb’s performance to Justin’s? When I listen they have similar issues and strengths. I’ve seen Justin use the same arm angles and trying to play hero ball.
Caleb the better throwers, Fields the better athlete. For a QB i'm pretty sure we all known which is more desirable for the position
@@ChasechillzThe question is is how much better is one as a thrower and how much better is one as an athlete. The margin between who's a better thrower isn't nearly as vast as who's the better athlete. That's why this decision for the GM will be a reasonably tough one but a good situation to be in.
This will be an easy decision. Cw all the way. Jf1 200 passing yards a game is pathetic.
@@mikeross2141Caleb will get eaten alive by NFL defenses. He's great against horrible college defenses, but check his stats against top 25 teams. He'll be facing better defenses every week at the next level. Will be a bust.
The difference is Caleb’s going into year 1. He has time to work on that. Justin is going into year FOUR he fucking doesn’t.
Do some film on Spencer Rattler, please. Rattler throws the ball better than I've ever seen a QB throw...at any level. Dude throws darts, and makes it look effortless.
I second this. Rattler is my top pick for my NYG to grab in the 2nd or 3rd round after we grab a playmaker at #6 like Nabers, Bowers, or Odunze
Rattler will be a disappointment in the league, in my opinion. I watch Rattler and I don’t see anything special. Sure, he has arm talent, but there are numerous guys in this years class alone that have a better arm than Rattler. There are more clutch guys, there are more cerebral guys. He’s not the best at anything a QB does, and not even top 3 on anything tbh. Yea, the kid is good. But a starting NFL QB? I don’t think he is.
Spencer is to full of himself and horrible character for a team to risk getting him he’s gonna fall to way later rounds although his talent should be a 2nd rounder
@@GlitchedMamba2432 I'm not sure about the character. I've watched some of his recent vids and interviews and he seems to have matured a lot, imo
This looked like the Bears last year. WR not running route correctly. O line not blocking. QB missing throws. The narrative seems to be that if we get one good player, we are good. The Bears are not a complete team yet. I don't envy the decision Poles has to make. I hope it works out for his and Eberflus' sake.
do you have daniels or maye as qb2?
Tied right now
My big concerns about Williams are his head space relative to what he feels he deserves. I hear no agent yet and dad too involved. Long term signing and contract issue.
@@mk6mike1.86ok, hold up. People want to drag the kid for crying after a game. Fair, but how does that not at least show that he cares about winning? You want to keep Fields? I'm a Fields stan, roll with it. But creating baseless narratives isn't any different than people who are saying Fields is a bust.
Williams' team was completely overmatched in the PAC 12, particularly on defense. He had to score 40 every week for them to have a chance, and his offensive line wasn't good.
Lamar Jackson doesn't have an agent, just won his 2nd MVP. It's a problem his dad is involved in his life? His dad who literally opened a gym as a small business owner so his son could have a place to work out and train? Give me a damn break.
@@mk6mike1.86 You have absolutely no clue what is in this man's heart. The only thing I do know is he never gave up in any of these games while he watched every lead he gave them get given up series after series on defense. Never complained, never stopped grinding. The treatment of this man by internet losers is disgusting.
@@jaredsilvers2782Right on, it’s great to see a dad looking out for his child. See nothing wrong with that!
Caleb gets rid of the ball alot quicker than Fields! Calebs O-line was horrible!! I've seen alot of games and he was under pressure alot!
USC's o-line was ranked 5th in the country 2023!
@@EAZY-E-74 That's because of him having to run around and create offence!! He's not called the best thrower while on the move for nothing!
his pocket presence is special. that's going to give him a nice floor.
Every year there's some quarterback that people are super hyped about and rarely does that player maintain the hype in the NFL or even live up to expectations. Kyler Murray and Bryce Young are two recent ones that are just ok in the NFL but were super hyped going into the draft
J.F was running for his life out there, no time to throw to people who are 4 or 5 caliber receivers. This year's draft, they can get receivers J.F can trust to run good route trees.
So he can miss them when they're wide open?
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30 TDs, 5 int….and 32 Fumbles Lost.
Look at all of these people making excuses for this "Generational Talent." Everybody knows they don't play defense in the Pac-12. Welcome to playing with a defender coming at you.
Caleb is a project player I would not draft this guy in the top 10.
Absolutely agree
Better competition bought out his weaknesses.
Great video! Learned something. Can we get Jayden and drake soon?
In the hopper!
I dunno man, I'm not seeing it. I'm seeing manziel 2.0
I don't see it either.
This was his worst game in his college career, Manziel had poor work ethic, this guy is driven. I’m not worried. In ‘22 USC spanked ND.
Maybe Chase could breakdown NOT his worst game of the season and then you’ll see it.
@@justinv4638 Great against inferior competition horrid against ranked teams...hard pass.
I wish the 'experts' would also review his head, not just his body. Dude's a head case with family interference. Body talent is only 1/2 the equation. Hopefully Poles looks at the whole person, not just his body talent.
Curious your opinion on the Bears QB plan/options at this point? I see so many commenters on WGC (for ex) think that the decision isn't an evolving one with many potential options for Poles, and knee jerk the "risk a toxic situation" answer to the Bears keeping JF AND drafting a QB (esp if in fact there is no trade mkt for JF). Isn't this the strategy GB has been using forever...competition at QB? Is that "toxic situation" claim overrated? It would also provide an avenue to protect a rookie QB for a yr if needed (PPL like Jim Miller often say that's always best case scenario). If a rookie has a problem w competition, isn't that a red flag? The chance to trade back a couple spots even and still get a QB and draft capital (which Poles has a knack @ turning into proven NFL players like Moore and now Allen for ex) must be so tempting. PPL cite "no reports Bears shopping #1 pick" as if it means something...this year w the JF situation isn't comparable to last yr @ this time. There's no need to "shop" a #1 pick when you are signaling a plan to try and trade JFs...esp if that plan was only to increase what someone might offer for that pick. No team calling the Bears abt it wants that known for obvious reasons. I just feel like Poles seems logical and not emotionally tied to any potential draftee or acquisition. If he put the value so high nobody would meet it on JF, wasn't he already kind of playing a game there? And if nobody wanted him, JF would be in his best possible chance to show what he can do by still being in CHI...not the other way around. And it seems the Bears have little to lose by keeping him IF in fact nobody offered anything significant for him yet anyway...good option to start if rookie not ready (likely) and one of the best backup options in the league if the rookie is somehow ready to go. Unless this "toxicity" in the locker room is almost a sure thing, I don't see how there isn't more advantage in keeping JF rostered as a Bear for a year than trading him for a bag of balls or cutting him. Am I wrong? I tend to believe the old saying, "worry is just interest on a debt you might not have"...and worrying abt drafting CW or another rookie QB while keeping JF could cause a problem (given the current situation which I know is always evolving) is exactly that...a problem they easily might not have with benefits to good to ignore. Thanks!
Yea, I agree, those were terrible decisions, and in the NFL, everything is even faster. That said, his OL stunk. LOL I still expect him to ball out, though. As a Bears fan, I still have great memories of you, Chase. Glad to see your YT channel growing. Just subbed.
Man I remember when you came in for Trubisky in week 4 of 2019 and my Vikings couldn’t get you off the field😭
Look forward to the Drake Maye episode. I’ve been looking through his film and I think he is way underrated
Great analysis. Also, he's a junior at USC; not a senior.
Can we just look at the WR that’s offsides at 9:00?
11:00 mark. Wr left his qb hanging. Simple as that 😵💫
The first interception the ref gets in the way of the TEs route lmaooo
Thanks Chase
No problem!
He is a Lamar Jackson but a better throw of the ball you will win MVPs get first round seeds , but you will win no championships with him because he does not stay on schedule with the offense.
Caleb isnt Mahomes...he's more of Jay Cutler.
Love the breakdown. Don't understand the title. How is the consensus #1 not what we think?
That's a lot of contact by the DBs.
That last play he had a clean pocket! He starts “creating” way too easily.
As a 31 yr old M-I-Z-Z-O-U fan I clicked this so fast Chase the Great
Fact is, Tyson Bagent is taller, more fit, learns systems better and thinks quicker
Ot can you do Carson Beck Vs Kentucky
Still who dat we had you there and appreciated you
He's accurate and can certainly chuck it. He's shifty too but he doesn't have the same elusiveness as Fields and nowhere near as fast as Fields. My one concern is he holds the ball too long sometimes. And in the NFL that's not gonna fly. I'm still torn cause I wanted to see what Fields could do with better weapons and coaching.
"Supremely accurate" and as you are saying it he throws high. LOL. I did not see his accuracy in the Notre Dame game. I looked at his film. It doesn't impress me. He has a big arm. He can scramble. I don't see the accuracy people keep talking about. He looks very inconsistent and raw. I was much more impressed by Bo Nixs film. Not to mention scouts say he ran pro offenses, but he is only making "half field reads". How is that "pro style"? I also don't like the diva attitude.
Totally agree. This guy is not that impressive to me either. Much more impressed with Daniels and Nix.
The last two int’s may not have been the best decisions, but both times the wr gets held or runs off their spot because they seem scared of contact
I watched the Norte Dame game. He just needed to throw the ball away on quite a few of those plays (while under pressure) instead he tried to do too much.
Sam Darnold 2.0? Why are these USC quarterbacks always so hyped up. Could it be the fact that it's southern California?
History clearly shows more times then not these draftees are busts. That’s just a fact.
Damn straight. 1 good QB from USC in the past 2 decades...unless I'm forgetting someone, but yea the only one that comes to mind is Carson Palmer
If they draft Caleb Williams, they gotta have the right people in there to teach him right because I think that’s how they got Patrick Mahomes to play pretty good
Pat also got to sit a year behind Alex Smith and learn the offense and gel a bit in practice. Alex wasn’t a world beater but he was safe with the ball and made smart plays. A good veteran presence to teach some of the characteristics that Pat didn’t naturally trend to on his own. I’m sure that first year was beyond valuable to Pat. Caleb starting out the gates could be problematic without that same guidance. I question how NFL ready he is right now.
Preach
It's hype, the bears should pass on him. Wait. It wasn't just the Notre Dame game, after that game he went completely off the rails which I think exposed him.
Thanks for the breakdown Chase! I feel much better now about this pick for the Bears
No problem!
Why do you think he went to the PAC 10?? Watch Justin do this in the NFL. Not happening with Caleb off the bat.
Break
Down some JJ Mcarthy films.
A lot of top quarterbacks were looked at damn good playing a Pack 12 defense year in and year out and hell they wouldn't even have to paint their nails
good job
Been rockin with chase since SLC
Growing up rooting for the Sooners, I still lowkey wish the natty would’ve been WVU vs. Missouri that year
I'd like to see us draft Jaydon Daniels UCLA
Chase, is it fair to see that Mahomes' and Williams' college tape includes many plays where they are remarkably making something out of nothing doing the same things that their coaches tell them not to do every practice?
Hey Chase thanks for your great years here as a Chicago Bear. I think the should draft the kid from Michigan JJ,???? Can’t remember his last name what ya think….Dennis Mac South subs
As a Bears fan have said for years Chicago is where QB Careers go to Die. Prove me wrong.