Caleb Williams - Episode #2 | Kurt Warner Breaks Down the Game Tape | College Series '24 

nobody in all of football, be it Fields or anyone else held the ball longer than Caleb Williams

@@justmarcus33I don’t think you understand what release is. Time to throw the ball and release are two different things. You should probably stop talking ball.

@@Rosepapi I fully undersrtand release is related to stepping into throw, CW often side steps...its a horrible release motion, he often does so becuase he holds the ball too long and faces pressure in his face.....do you not know this?

@@justmarcus33 Naw you don’t know what you’re talking about 😂😂😂. Making yourself look worse lol.

​@@RosepapiI usually don't comment but I have to agree with you he should have just took his loss😂

Ah so he will have excuses made for him in college, and then the bears.

ah so if Justin has a bad o-line that's an excuse but if Caleb has a bad game it's the o-line's fault. The bears had the worst pass blocking unit the past 2 years by far

@@seungholee4892no Justin Oline is bad because he hold the ball the longest in the nfl, why was the oline wayy better when Tyson bagent went in

@@Jay-ci4to I hate to disturb you with facts but Justin Fields average time to throw was the same as Caleb's at 3.2secs. Justin with a clean pocket was at 2.76 secs and was pressured a league high of 48% of dropbacks. The narrative that Justin holds the ball too long doesn't hold weight

No, it applies to Fields too. The problem with Fields is he's slow in processing and his release. He doesn't take what the defense gives him. He's tentative and doesn't just let the ball fly. He's not good at anticipatory throws. Good QBs take the pass rush out of the game by getting rid of the ball. This is why Bagent saw half the pressures and sacks that Fields did in his few games. That's not to say Bagent is a starter. He's not, but that part of the game he happens to be better at than Fields. @@seungholee4892 h

Kurt is going to eviscerate Maye. The dude has all the measurables but he's not NFL ready, sloppy footwork and doesn't know how to read a defense. He could end up being great but he's a project.

He still did enough in Notre Dame game his defense le t him down

@@edwardray1070 sorry my bad didn’t know 199 passing yards one TD and three interceptions was good and you’re right the defenses is to blame for that lol. I bet you wouldn’t pick a QB first overall if he threw 30 interception in college, but yet teams are willing to spend the first pick in the draft on him when he’s had 30 fumbles in college. Lol sounds like the next Jameis Winston.

Good call

Are you talking about at 20:33 in the video? WHen they are in 10 per, 3x1 to the field and the back to the field? #1 runs a comback at 10yrds, #2 runs a stop at 5yrds and #3 runs a corner to the plyon? You believe that was an RPO QB run design?

@@travisoshea yeah but he's right, look at the right guard, he atleast thinks its a draw, if caleb throws it after the guard moves, its illegal man downfield.

@@drexlightsworn2654 he can throw that to the #2 before. Pre snap he see the backer move up to the LOS. Not sure if Riley gives him “kill” options but, this is one where he could have done so.

@@travisoshea oh for sure he should have thrown the RPO but I think it’s disingenuous to act as if there wasn’t a running option. Caleb made the wrong decision, happens, but he wanted something other than the quick hitch, it wasn’t there, and by the time he could’ve made it back to the hitch, the guard has released and he can’t throw it anymore. He likes to big game hunt and it bites him sometimes lol. In the NFL you expect to see this coached out tho.

Who are you to judge? Live and let live homie, yeesh enjoy the content and respect the man!

A-hole.

Why? Did he come out of retirement? Is he playing again?

Well this is an NBA mindset, Kobe, MJ, AI and Shaq all came into the league with this very mindset. And what exactly is wrong with wanting to be legendary?

@@robdavis3967 Wanting? Working towards? Believing you can be? Mentally picturing yourself becoming? Absolutely nothing wrong with any of that. Talking about it before taking a single snap…no good! Listen to JJ’s interview with Kay and he even says it won’t work if he walks in the door with that Hollywood stuff he pulled at USC. 🤷🏽‍♂️

Yes, JF showed he can't even hit 140 yards passing per game with elite weapons all around him. He's awful and doesn't belong in the NFL. He won't be around in 3 years.

Did you watch the video ?

Might as well compare every scrambling QB to Justin Fields then lol (even though Caleb isn’t a true scrambler)

I used to think this too man, I love Fields but after really dissecting & watching Caleb's tape- this guy got a golden arm. Whatever direction they take, Bears will be good.

Yea / bustin fields has that crazy baseball short stop windup throwing motion . That’s the difference

Coming out of college Williams is a more talented Manziel. His commitment to the game can prevent him from being a bust. Who knows if he will be a star?

Daniels is old and can't read the middle of the field, bails on clean pockets just like Fields

@@twostop6895 it's a clean open field to run for 1000 yards per season At least Fields and Daniels are not running in circles backwards in the pocket you have to move the chains

@@twostop6895 you don't have to read the middle of the field when you can drop back and are when you can put the ball on a string To your WRs in tight coverage Can't say that for Williams. His deep ball never hit WRs in coverage

@@ORIGINAL__ONE Daniels is an underweight Fields that can’t read defenses, you have to win from the pocket in the NFL,

@@ORIGINAL__ONE running QBs don’t win championships, superior processors do that win from the pocket

you have no idea what you are talking about, everybody operates from shotgun and that includes Stroud

College Mahomes or NFL year 7 Mahomes. He was 13-19 in college.

Like Bustin Fields

exactly but maybe worse@@davidp6552

You don’t follow USC then. We had a horrible team. Defense was basically last in all of D1 football giving up 40 points as game. Our leading receiver likely a 5th round pick and our OL was horrible. This was on Lincoln Riley head coach he didn’t get players to help Caleb. With all that Caleb so called down year against great pac12 conference was 30/5 TD/INT ratio with 10 rush TDs. So you can say that but know the context that we have no players other than Caleb on our team

He looked quite good against them unless your definition of looking good is simply "Did they win or not"

Notre dame he didn’t look good. UCLA he didn’t look good. Both those games their offensive lines were supremely outmatched and there wasn’t time to do anything. Against the other teams? I’m not sure you watched the games. Caleb lit up Utah the first time. Only lost to 2 roughing calls that cancelled out a game sealing interception and led to a touchdown and he tore his hamstring in the first or 2nd quarter the second time and still put a crazy performance together. Washington he played great. Oregon he had a decent game but Oregon scored so much so quickly it didn’t matter. So just go back and actually look at the game instead of listening to narratives

​@@TheCgilbert5Caleb williams never beat Utah 0-3 Caleb Williams don't play good vs winning teams

@@josephcawley78 Except for his second Norte Dame game, Caleb actually played well against the best teams he faced. 2023: Notre Dame: 23 out of 37 / 199 yards / 1 TD / 3 interceptions / 1 40 yard rushing TD called back by penalty Score: USC 20 Dame 48 Utah: 24 out of 34 / 256 yards / 3 TD / 0 interceptions Score: USC 32 Ute 34 Oregon: 19 out of 34 / 291 yards / 1 TD / 0 interceptions Score: USC 27 Ore 36 Washington: 27 out of 35 / 312 yards / 3 TD / 0 interceptions Score: USC 42 Wash 52 2022: Notre Dame: 18 out of 22 / 232 yards / 1 TD / 0 interceptions / 3 rushing TD Score: USC 38 Dame 27 Tulane: 37 out of 52 / 462 yards / 5 TD / 1 interceptions Score: USC 45 Tul 46 Utah: 25 out of 42 / 381 yards / 5 TD / 0 interceptions Score: USC 42 Ute 43 Utah (w/Caleb hurt): 28 out of 41 / 363 yards / 3 TD / 1 interceptions Score: USC 24 Ute 47 2021: Baylor: 9 out of 18 / 142 yards / 0 TD / 2 interceptions Score: Ok 14 Bay 27 Oklahoma State: 20 out of 39 / 252 yards / 3 TD / 0 interceptions Score: Ok 33 Ok State 37 Oregon: 21 out of 27 / 242 yards / 3 TD / 0 interceptions Score: Ok 47 Ore 32 Caleb Williams against ranked teams: 12 games / 3,602 Pass Yds (300 per game) / 27 Pass TD / 8 INT / 66.7 completion pct / 9 Rush TD / 3 fumbles lost. Most of those losses came from the defense not knowing how to tackle or cover routes. The USC defense ranked from 116 to 121. They would not let Caleb play defense too.