FIRST THINGS FIRST | Nick Wright DEFENDS Caleb Williams Season With Chicago Bears | NFL

[@davidmeredith4561]

Nick, you put him on a different standard...you put him in the SB and top 5 QB.

[@thebigdubnetwork]

Before he even played a snap in the league.

[@sixthmanU]

He had him halfway up on his QB tiers while he was still playing in college

[@Kornchex]

He had him ranked over Herbet while he was still in college! I'm surprised he doesn't have him ranked over Justin now.

[@davidmeredith4561]

@@Kornchex oh he still does for future.

[@tayche1]

You’re right, I definitely hate players more because nick likes them lol

[@JWLSports]

lol he knows it too. It’s his brand. He welcomes it.

[@khumbothereal4154]

You seriously have a stranger living rent free in your head

[@whiterabbit6575]

@@khumbothereal4154 i let your sister live rent free with me... well she knows the rules of the road

[@lukacalov1988]

And vise versa He doesnt like Jokic or Rodgers so immediately im kinda rooting for them to win just to make him mad

[@jesisghimire7216]

Nick struggled so hard this segment 😂😆🤣

[@travisoshea]

“Alright Patrick what’s the playcall” hahaha that was hilarious

[@JWLSports]

😂 I’d pay money to see Nick in a KC uniform. Pads and all.

[@travisoshea]

@ hahahahaha I think many would

[@krishsirpal10]

You should listen to Brous rebuttal of this😅it’s so right & so funny😂

[@ZimMill]

Might Genuinely Be The Worst Segment I’ve Ever Seen From Nick

[@sixthmanU]

Nick now has Caleb lower on his tiers than where he had him while he was still playing at USC. I can't believe Wilde's hasn't brought this up.

[@CrimsonRFang]

I bet if Brock Purdy was on the Bears they wouldnt be 4-13

[@byronsmith3152]

They would be better.

[@jctslice]

​@@byronsmith3152 Purdy would at least get the ball to the right guys on time. Caleb Williams is way too off script and takes way too many sacks. It kills drives

[@byronsmith3152]

@@jctslice Agreed. And why does WIlliams always want to go deep when the team only needs few yards to score a FG. I just do not understand his thinking.

[@lukacalov1988]

Based on what is even Mahomes in top 5 QBs of all time?? He is yet to outplay the opposing QB in the superbowl

[@catspaw]

I've realized the only way I can watch First Things First and not lose my mind is by watching you react to it.

[@raynmaker629]

Anybody who would put Caleb Williams over Lamar Jackson, has no credibility.

[@samuelsandate9804]

Nick Wright wouldn't say that about Purdy. I've noticed how Nick Wright hates Purdy just as Bill Belichick hates the Jets.

[@lukacalov1988]

Its a lot on QB or in this case Caleb The only thing bad is o line and qb Everything else on this team is good Look at the weapons my god Also defense is pretty good too for the most part So i d say its at least 40% on Caleb, 30% on o line and 30% on coaching

[@Jp-do9ny]

Funny how Caleb's second half stats dissappeared with the defense still trying 😂😂 garbage time merchant.

[@9190onin]

I was told that the Bears offense is designed to suck in the first half while the defense is trying. People are moving the goalpost

[@Zangyaks]

I don’t think Jayden Daniel’s could have even saved the Bears 😂

[@cameronmurray1225]

Listen I like Caleb and want him to succeed but Nick just needs to own the L here…Yeah, his coaching has been a disaster and the team has been horrible, yes. But he has also contributed more to their failures, and has not really shown any growth throughout the season. It seems he is just relying on his talent and not actually learning to read the game at the pro level. Lamar so is both the most talented on the field and actually sees and reads the game at a high level and that makes him special. The Bears season is clearly not all Caleb’s fault, but he for sure has some responsibility, and for that I would say his season is a failure at most or not meeting even a normal standard to be fair. Which is ok, he’s a rookie. These shows are always comparing him to Daniels or Nix and that is unfair given their situations, but what would be more fair is to compare it to Maye. Maye is in just as bad possibly worse of a situation and not winning either, but is at least showing competence and that he is mentally seeing the game. It’s also absurd the amount of miles Nick will move the goalposts for a player he likes and the miles he will move them in the polar opposite direction for the ones he does not like.

[@cameronmurray1225]

Holy shit that was long lmao my bad but this one of Nick’s inconsistencies and delusion to stay “correct” just drives me bananas.

[@rahimi420fr]

There's so many #1 overall pic was bust so me be he's one of those this media doesn't want to tell you the truth

[@wesleysniipers3658]

The only thing Caleb Williams doesn’t have is an offensive line and a coaching staff. His defense is great. His weapons are great. Joe Burrow made a Super Bowl with a bad offensive line and questionable coaching. Caleb can’t even come close to making the playoffs. Joe Burrow is light years better than Caleb Williams lol

[@Jp-do9ny]

Facts. Also, Justin got 7 wins with a worse team

[@johnwickonspeed7701]

@@Jp-do9ny justin won 4 i believe and Bagnet won 3.

[@9190onin]

@@johnwickonspeed7701Bagent went 2-2

[@CPonder84]

Right message, wrong messenger

[@megcornelius8100]

This sports “expert” put the Bears in the Super Bowl. I’ll say it again, the Bears in the Super Bowl.

[@taylorgang9962]

Nick Wright cant accept being Nick Wrong 😄

[@youngdb9446]

Wildes pressed Nick the dumbest shit ever on the show 😂😂

[@travisoshea]

People have to listen to that link. It’s crazy and you get a look into how this organization is run. Wow.

[@JWLSports]

Ohhh this is great! Thank you!

[@travisoshea]

@ they talk about how Ryan Poles said that there was an issue of the team not getting out to a quick start and it was a problem in training camp. So there is come confusion and or some kind of WTF. Like you are the GM. It’s pretty interesting

[@JWLSports]

I’m also not so sure a GM should admit that. At this point just say generic nonsense even if boring. Like I’m happy he’s telling the truth, because it’s entertaining and now we know. But like from an organizational standpoint. No way haha.

[@travisoshea]

@ yea that’s what I was thinking too. Very weird and from an organizational standpoint, like WOW. That’s all you can say and then people expect this kid, Caleb to ball out. Another reason as to why coaching and management are HUGE at this level. It’s wild. If this one thing got out can you imagine what it’s like from a day to day operation

[@jakieresykes3644]

⁠@@travisosheaI think that’s a great point you just made I think the biggest issue from this is people had a a lot of high expectations for Caleb Williams and it unfortunate that he didn’t live up to it in his first year a lot of that is on Ryan Poles the GM because he didn’t surround with the right people

[@brianhenry7983]

I don't take Nick seriously because he does what he does for attention and clicks. But it's the cheapest weakest way to get attention. I like that analogy, because that is exactly what he does and why he does it

[@jctslice]

All of his comparisons are pure garbage lmao. Let's debunk all of them together, Julian First off, Peyton Manning got drafted in the 1990s. That was basically 3 decades ago and even if we go to most of Manning's prime, that was still a different era in which you could beat the hell out of offensive players lmao. They literally had to implement a Ty Law rule because Law was jamming Manning's WRs to the point where he could barely move the ball down the field in Gillette Stadium against the Patriots in that 2000s playoff game Next, he brought up Tom Brady. Outside of the BS that Patrick Mahomes is already the greatest ever before he's even 3peated (if he even does lmao), the man was drafted in the 6th Round. Not everyone even thought Brady would be a STARTER for the Patriots. He didn't start his career as a starter & also, the Patriots were a RUN HEAVY TEAM!!! The weapons for the Patriots were not amazing by any means. Caleb Williams has 3 quality WRs, a solid TE in Kmet, solid HB in Swift. Not even close And lastly, Joe Burrow? Are you serious, bruh ?! Lmao the Bengals were a 2-14 team. Just awful. They were legit #1 pick worthy. Bears weren't. Bears won 7 games & got on a little roll later in the year. They only got the #1 pick because they fleeced the Panthers basically out of that pick. The Bears had the record of a team that would be picking closer to a pick number in the double digits, not #1. Also, Burrow got injured Year 1 and didn't start all the games obviously Not to mention the obvious that no one picked these players to go to the SB year 1 and/or be elite QBs in their first years. STOP THE CAP!!! 😂😂😂 Wow, this segment was a nice Christmas stew from Nick Wright of gaslighting, capping, shell gaming, and hypocrisy. Bo Nix with less help around him, better performances, and less expectations for him gets 1,000x more crap from Nick Wright. This is a joke lmao. Dude is crashing out for a ROOKIE! 😂😂

[@JWLSports]

Haha I absolutely love the trip down memory lane. People still struggle to accept and admit the league was wildly different. Comparing even Mahomes to Brady at this point makes little to zero sense let alone Caleb and Brady

[@luigi369]

Him saying people held Caleb to a different standard is because people like HIM put him in that different standard

[@AndrewMetzger-wx5hm]

Bruh Caleb is super young with a horrible organization. Not getting a new coach this season was an F by the Bears organization. If you watch the games he is a streaky player and that’s what you can expect from a rookie.

[@antyoung24]

The argument is layered, and the rings are the 1st reason. If you list off all the accolades then you can compare lets Mahomes to Allen and see why far and away whose the better qb for example. Other than that I agree with you on this one about Nick Wright

[@julianwhitehead6868]

Nick can’t just face reality smh Caleb can’t hold Jayden jock strap let alone compare anywhere with him Jayden is just different if Chicago drafted Jayden I guarantee you Chicago would have more wins that’s just reality and bears fans can’t stand it

[@travisoshea]

How, how do you even think this? JD would be playing a COMPLETELY different offence than he has ever done and be UTC way more, he would have the 29th ranked OL, and he would have to be learning checks at LOS. None of which he does at Washington. Like this type of comment is why fans get these crazy narratives about them. Like com’on man. We could also do this what if all day. Does Mahomes win even 1 Super Bowl IF he gets defeated by Carolina? NO, the answer is NO. SMH

[@julianwhitehead6868]

@ people forget Washington oL isn’t good lol he gets the ball out of his hands he doesn’t try to run around and wait until something opens up JD is top 3 in scramble plays do u know that what means it means the ol breaks down and he runs which he is a better runner than Caleb. When I watch Caleb he has plenty of time to throw the ball he just doesn’t throw it but yet everyone wants to blame the coaches or skill position but knowone blaming him.

[@julianwhitehead6868]

@ JD is just a better qb u can’t coach greatness lol hate to say it but

[@julianwhitehead6868]

@ Caleb is a one read guy if u know football u can see that he is not seeing the field good at all any expert would tell u that just cut on espn 🤣🤣🤣

[@jakieresykes3644]

@@travisosheaIf you put Jayden in Chicago they would be much better

[@ddm62571]

Daniels or Nix would have failed had they've been drafted by the Bears.

[@AxeSmashDemolition]

Jayden Daniels came in NFL-ready from a mental/maturity standpoint...humble, hardworking and knowing he was going to have to earn the respect of his teammates as a leader through example. Physically, QBs like Jayden and Caleb have the physical tools to do anything on the field but that's only half the game. It's clear Jayden's mind is more adept at reading defenses (before and after the snap), making anticipatory throws, and has better pocket awareness. He makes his offensive line look a lot better than what they are because his reads/decisions are so quick. And even when his pocket breaks down, and it does often, his ability to escape is better than anyone not named Lamar Jackson. Daniels with those weapons on the Bears and his maturity/confidence would have made them a better team imo. Mentally Caleb is not there yet.

[@marcosalexandre4044]

Bro this Bears is a little better team then that Bears that won 7 games last year with a Backup and Justin Fields

[@tayche1]

“Alright Patrick! *gargle, gargle, swallows*

[@26zz]

folks shaved for the segment lmaoo

[@bobumbel]

Nick is not Wright

[@markusjenema5195]

Caleb Williams is Zack Wilson 2.0 without the milf factor

[@byronsmith3152]

Nick is so full of crap. Burrow was in a worse worse situation. The Bears are more like the Purdy situation. Why don't you bring up his numbers his rookie year NICK! 1k yard rb, 1k yrd wr, top 10 TE. top 10 defense. Sounds way more like the Niners offense if you look at actual facts. Actually, Niners didn't even have a 1k yrd wr until PURDY made BA that.

[@jctslice]

BO NIX has been a better rookie than Caleb Williams, a rookie that Nick Wright thinks is not that good lmao. With much less around him roster wise, Bo Nix has been better. Wright has to take the L on this

[@byronsmith3152]

@@jctslice He doesn't know how. Look how hard he championed for Trevor. Purdy has been 100x better than Caleb this year with way less and look how he talks bout him.

[@jctslice]

​@@byronsmith3152 his issue with Purdy is that he feels like no one holds him accountable in the media or fan wise. He believes that this player gets the most excuses of anyone in the league for what he has. Really, he wants to see if Purdy can do what a Mahomes did or Josh Allen is doing now and win with no help. He sort of feels like he's the newest product of the Kyle Shanahan 49er offense that's QB friendly, sort of like the modern version of Jimmy G. He's made that comparison a lot. Now do I buy this ? No, not really. That's way too far. He's a very good QB that still has room to grow & that's ok. The only part I agree with Nick Wright at all on is I need to see more from him. He's a little bit like Goff to me, but the younger version of him. He's perceived as a system QB, but over time, there's room to grow out of that. Will he ? Probably. Goff did. Purdy can too

[@travisoshea]

To answer your question “does he have or does he not” Yes it’s very clear that he HAS IT. It’s very clear

[@JWLSports]

100% agree!

[@travisoshea]

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