The most impressive thing about Tyreek is you never see a guy w/ his combination of speed & shiftiness being able to fully control it: he can be going full speed, slam the brakes & hit a move on you & go back full speed almost in a single motion
and he is just as fast when he puts the pads on. a lot of people are “faster” than tyreek but when they throw the pads on they slow way down. xavier worthy is technically faster but in a game tyreek tops him
He’s apparently generational so there are high expectations. He’s in the best situation a rookie #1 pick has been in. As a bears fan, this is what we wanted. I think he has a good chance at being good.
I mean you can hold pre-existing expectations based on individual talent and the collective whole of a supporting cast. Williams is without argument talented as they come and the Bear's offense is spoiled with an embarrassment of riches.
It’s all waiting for Hard Knocks. People trying to say Caleb is being a diva and a problem about it but Rome hasn’t signed either and he’s not even close to that😂 they’ll sign within the next week so we’ll be alright😂
@@user-vi5vd3ty9d also if there was an issue, it would’ve came to light way before now. Look at McCarthy, he’s threatening holding out to get his money, these guys aren’t doing any of that thankfully
How ? He won't be playing for maybe 3 years lol. How's that good ? He was an older QB player than the typical rookie who I think would've been better off starting right away for a team. If his first start comes at let's say 26, I don't particularly love that. The closest I've seen to this from an age perspective is Brandon Weeden. I think he was 28 when he first started. I'm a firm believer that as a 1st round drafted QB, you should be starting by the age of 25 or younger
@@jctslice he is going to play in two years when he is 26, kirk contract is setup for him to receive all his money in the first two years, he gets to sit behind a good qb and develop, just like jordan love, i’m not saying kirk is A rod, but anytime your rookie qb isn’t thrown into the fire and gets some time to adapt its a good thing
How about developing him and letting him be who he is? College is supposed to prepare you for the next chapter of your professional life, not just in sports. But a majority of the time, colleges do not prepare the athlete for the next level. There are 32 NFL teams, and about 16 top flight QBs. Yet there are roughly 125 FBS schools that can't develop more than 3 QBs any given season? It's even worse in college hoops.
They play the Seahawks, the Vikings twice, and a Lions team they throughly outplayed, all but one quarter of their matchups last season, twice. I don’t think finding wins in the last 8 games will be a problem. It’ll be a challenge for sure but sans the Packers and 49ers they have a good chance to win all of the other matchups.
Who cares what RG3 says? He's just saying that because there is no precedent. If you are good enough you become the precedent. He has three top wide receivers, a good OL, a good RB a great defense. He's set up for success as much as any rookie QB could ever be.
I think this helps TK some much cause doing the regular season defenses were all over him cause there was no real dep threat that takes the top off now you all that defenses gotta watch out for that now TK cause really get back to dominating that middle of the field
Rice will "hopefully be there"...?? I hope you mean for the sake of their offense. Because, dude had a hit and run from a 13 car accident. Are we "hoping" he just gets away with it?
To be completely honest Dan said find 2/3 in bears final 8 i see an easy 3, they can honestly easily beat the vikings 15, hawks 17 and take one of the 2 packers games they have final 8 weeks.
A good season for Caleb is if he passes for 4k+ yards. That simple. Playoffs and all that other stuff is a team issue. Only so much Caleb can do about that
