Scouting Caleb Williams, the NFL Draft's Best Quarterback | The Play Sheet 

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My favorite part is when he said "Caleb Williams, Patrick Mahomes, I see no difference between these two players. They are the same and you can quote me on that."

Why? People are always comparing Caleb and Manhomeboy because they have the same playing style. Everyone is comparing their playing styles. That's all it is. I am sure Homey has seen it too, because Caleb has been doing it since high school. Just watch the films and you will see he plays just like Homeboy.

How do you not see it? Nobody is saying he is going to have “Mahomes” success, but Williams consistently does wild things, that shouldn’t work, but somehow do. And he did it with subpar talent. USC was not good last year. No elite receivers, bad OL. Injuries. And he still dialed it up. The kid is a player. Despite the obvious massive increase in talent he’ll face, he has a significantly more talented roster to leverage, especially if they take any one of Joe Alt, Odunze, Fuaga, Bowers, Powers-Johnson, etc

thank you Mr. Harrison Carnaby

I had completely stopped watching football for years until I found play sheet and extra point taken etc

He reminds me more of Rodgers than Mahomes

As a lifelong Bears fan I know we'll be tuning into this channel next year to learn why Bo Nix was the obvious choice all along and if Nathan Hackett can make Caleb into a competent backup. Never forget...WE WILL NEVER HAVE A QUARTERBACK!!!

@@Bewbscueserchill 😂 Caleb gonna be a star

@@Bewbscueseryou got a dumb mentality

@@Bewbscueser Bro get lost. Your takes are awful

@@Chris-ey8zf Settle down uh...bro. It was a joke. I understand your lizard brain is incapable of processing irony but I assure you it's a thing that exists. Now go get your f****** shine box.

No, we were drafting him as soon as Carolina landed us the 1st overall. Just an opportunity you couldn't pass up.

That was a perfect throw by justin.. is this bait i genuinely cant tell

Man, I feel you. Love Fields. Classy dude. Freak athlete. Just not sure he’ll ever be a Top 10 QB. Williams may not either, but man, all the tools are there. I feel bad for Justin, as he never had an OC, WR corps or OL that helped him out much. He just seemed too gun shy. The fault of Nagy and Pace and then Fleus and Poles? Not to mention their OC? Possibly, but there was a reason he fell to the Bears in 2021. I wish him nothing but success in Pittsburgh.

@@j8k3d18JF might be lucky enough to be too 25🤷🏼‍♂️. The guy made the o line look bad by holding onto to ball waaaay to long because he couldn’t get his eyes off the first receiver he was planning on throwing to in the first place. I was blaming the OC at first but then I realized what he was working with and had to dumb down the offense with pop warner plays.

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I agree. I'd rather have an aggressive quarterback and try to coach him to take less risks than a risk averse quarterback as risk averse quarterbacks almost never seem to really play more aggressive. Still, some overly aggressive quarterbacks sometimes never stop playing the same way either.

@@jamesmarshall6619 or you just adjust your system to take full advantage of his skill set. Reid didn’t force Mahomes into his system instead Reid adjusted his system to make Mahomes comfortable while learning how to play in the NFL. Having a flexible coach is paramount to having early success with a rookie or inexperienced qb.

@@jamesmarshall6619 If he was placed in a good org, that would be one thing, but the bears have a bad track record for coaching. I'm not sure if Waldron is well liked by players (maybe jsn was biased), so I have my questions, but I'm still super stoked about Caleb

@@jamesmarshall6619 I know college isn't the NFL, but what's amazing to me is Caleb's extreme ball security with his throws, despite doing all this stuff. The guy rarely throws picks. 3 of his 5 total picks on the year were in a single half of the infamous ND game.

Considering he been playing Quarterback longer than Mahomes it should be concerning but the fact that it can be cleaned up and he can get himself out of trouble it shouldn’t be barring major injuries

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Actual quote from Caleb Williams "If they don't like my nails or my phone case, wait till they see my dresses." This is real. Not a joke. LGBTQB1!! 🌈

As a Bears fan, I'm legitimately curious why you say that. I have mixed feelings about Waldron.

I prefer to compare him to Fields. Justin is the Only NFL QB Ever asked to not pass to certain receivers on certain plays leading people to say "it's because he can't read defenses." That's stupid. Having to stop while scrambling for your life _then_ wait for the open receiver to turn so you can read their jersey # *then* have to remember if they're one you're "allowed" to pass to (I'll admit it was His Mistake to obey these commands) requires _more_ reading, not less. Plus there's ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QuhUbISnr8s.html proving that he read them faster & better in college than most NFL QBs *now!* So when you eliminate that it's his slow processing what do we have left? 1) He's one of The Best Scramblers, can elevate a team to being the #1 offense in the NFL for weeks at a time _BEFORE_ they acquired D.J. Moore, has the ability to fling the ball 50+ yards in the air with a flick of his wrist ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AFpyUpgpxcI.html & can throw while on the run & at weird arm angles threading it through tight windows to covered receivers. In other words, what's left? Wtf can Caleb do that Fields hasn't already? If Poles & Eberflus had this team's best interests at heart over wanting to brag to a very exclusive group of people that "they drafted" Caleb, they'd have made the playoffs with Fields. Instead they set him up to fail including ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FiiK21VzI_o.html calling o-line plays designed to fail just so they'd have the excuse to move on from him. So now the guys who would rather make the claim that everything is due to Their Greatness than win without making such claims are Still In Charge? Can't wait to see what happens the First Time Caleb makes a play using his individual ability & Eberflus starts ordering the o-line to sabotage him.

@@choosecarefully408 Um... that was not a thing. You literally just made that shit up, or you believed an idiot who told you that.

@@choosecarefully408Justin fields was very famously not a good processor in college. There has been no evidence to show his processing ever sped up. So unless you prove that he has improved into even an average processor, you don’t have an argument. Caleb is also miles better than fields coming out of college. Including as a processor. Justin was qb4, Caleb is qb1. They are not remotely the same.

@@C94577 Incorrect, proven ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QuhUbISnr8s.html incorrect by stats, eye test, continued ability to process above average in the NFL. At least in '21. Anything else? Or actual, or real? "Famously." It was a rumor. A _false_ rumor. A *demonstrably* false rumor.

@@C94577 Fields' processing ability was statistically proven before he ever took a single snap in the NFL ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QuhUbISnr8s.html. Then the Bears simply stretched their use of it. I'd compare him to other QBs asked to stop & read jersey numbers before passing, but no other NFL QB has ever been asked to do that. So is that it? You had One Theory. Now it's a bust. So does anyone know at what Caleb is any better than Fields? Other than that the Bears aren't likely to call for the o-line to allow pass-rushers through to him untouched? I mean Actual Skills so that if they were in the same situation, we would be able to say Caleb would throw more TDs or fumble less? In '22 Hurts was in the MVP discussion yet with a top-5 WR duo & the best o-line in the league he threw all of 5 more TDs than Fields. Does this mean Hurts can't process? How do you think you know Fields can't, aside from you heard other people say this? What measure(s) are you using?

The Bears aren't a bad team so

Patrick Mahomes couldn't carry Texas Tech to a winning record, Josh Allen couldn't carry Wyoming's offense his last year as it was one of the worst offenses in college football while he had pedestrian numbers, the Wyoming defense was the main reason they had a decent record Allen's last year. Talented quarterbacks don't just overcome being surrounded by bad teams, they can't control their linemen losing at the line of scrimmage, they can't control their receivers getting open, they have no control over what happens on defense. A quarterback can improve the offense but in the end, if they are outmatched none of them come up clutch. Mahomes had moments where he threw costly interceptions in critical situations such as against ASU and again, Wyoming's offense was awful with Allen consistently throwing costly interceptions his last year at Wyoming. Williams not being able to carry a bad team is normal because in football, bad teams are bad even with talented quarterbacks.

QBs carrying mediocre to bad teams in power 5 conferences isn't really a thing in college football. Carry a bad offense when you have a good defense? Sure. Carry a bad defense when you have a loaded offense, sure. But bad offense and bad defense? Doesn't happen.

The defense was 118th. Bears defense is top 10

You have No idea what your talking about delete the comment

@@kapsisback8893 lmfao nothing I said was false or even remotely inaccurate this video even proves he choose the big play over the open receivers. Only guess work is if he does it knowing they are open or doesn't see them. Sorry you can't comprehend basic football and everyone admits the games he looked the worse in was due to the competition being as close to the NFL as possible for USC schedule they just blamed his team for being shit as a reason for him forcing the ball and getting it picked.