Thanks for sending us that! That's a really good analysis that kind of helps put the brakes on the "generational talent" kind of narrative we've been fed with Caleb Williams. I like it.

@@BackyardBrothers22 If only. I find that when people accept the Official Meme (or the most popular one) it's like high school: it's what the Cool Kids are saying & most adults lack the maturity to think out of line with it. But even as a Fields believer I wouldn't have seen this had I not stumbled into that video showing their highlights together. Fields continued with the accurate passes in the NFL. This is where he ran into terrible luck. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ3TkqyXZd2tY5Y are just his INTs from '21. But not every play where receivers fall down, run wrong routes or in the case of his #1 WR Mooney swat away footballs that surprise him. Fields didn't even play all of '21 yet Mooney managed to turn 3 passes that hit him in the hands to INTs. Then Came Poles & Eberflus. Do you remember when Fields *first* called out his coaches? It was after week 7 of '22 & the next 3 weeks the pre-D.J. Moore _Bears_ led the NFL in scoring. & because people Had Decided That Fields was a bust this was dismissed as a fluke. If so, where's Zach Wilson's such streak? Come to think of it where's Lamar's Josh Allen or Joe Burrow's streak of 3 weeks leading the NFL in scoring if this is a fluke? After those 3 weeks reporters ceased questioning Eberflus _about?_ the play-calling Fields called them out about & everyone dismissed Fields' ability to score 29 points or more with just different play-calling. I literally can't imagine _ANY_ other QB this unlucky. _Can you imagine_ say the Jets changing the plays for 3 weeks, Zach Wilson produces 2X as many points, then the Jets returning to the plays from before & no one saying 'boo?' Fields' luck is terrible.

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