Is Caleb Williams The Problem? | Week 17 Caleb Williams Analysis vs Seattle Seahawks

[@ramsenn2680]

seattle was running cover 0 majority of the game and we had ZERO adjustments.

[@rodbrewster4629]

Just think how many sacks they'd have if Caleb wasn't so good at navigating and escaping the pocket.

[@yahooarchie8306]

Yup. I keep hearing "sacks are a qb stat." Usually people who run with a press cliping and do not know football. Before last night game i think of 60 sacks, he is to blame for 10. Evaded close to 30 sacks.

[@matt39581]

the single biggest flaw in caleb's game is that he plays for the bears

[@StewMain6]

That is a profound observation

[@joeanderson444]

I've noticed that once the QB consistently gets badly rattled due to bad offensive line play, he starts to not see the field very well and rushes things or drops his eyes and looks for a running lane to escape! This is what happened to Justin Fields and now it's happening to Caleb all because Ryan Poles thinks he's a genius at finding linemen! I've noticed that the Bears O-line not only is terrible as a whole at blocking for the most part but has troubles understanding their entire assignment whenever the defense stunts or does an exotic blitz. They are confused as to what they are supposed to do when something unexpected happens based on a pre-snap call! The 2 guards look so lost most of the time unless it's just a 4-man straight up rush! This O-line coach does a terrible job ensuring they know what to do in all cases! It's mind boggling to see at this level of football!

[@Jviotr]

Yes, he’s a rookie without good coaching, and that will usually make a problem.

[@beez991]

Then why is he getting paid so much?

[@shawnmurphy2797]

@@beez991Caleb is on a rookie contract which is extremely cheap compared to veteran QB’s. 15 QB’s get paid more in 1 season than what Caleb will make in 4 years under his current deal.

[@ChrisConrad]

Great job all year, Tim.

[@corytrevor7313]

Caleb has taken alot of unnecessary sacks this yr but this game was not one of them. The protection + the schemes are so bad!!!! Every sack for the last 4-5 games ive been looking trying to see if there was anyone open he could have gone too....this whole game was NO. Caleb needs to get better for sure...and he will....but majority of this teams problems are the offensive line, bad coaching, bad play calling, not working on hot routes vs blitz, and not being on the same page (which again falls on coaching)..

[@brotherjongrey9375]

The narrative is that he has taken a lot of unnecessary sacks. The reality is that we have had a shitty line and a shitty scheme and he has been making it look better by extending plays (like that throw to Keenan allen) Sometimes, he won't be able to overcome our problems on 3rd down when he extends the play but we sure as shot want him to keep trying

[@GetRoKd]

This is all true, but we have to admit Caleb holds on to the ball for way too long

[@jeffreystebel]

💯 the amount of people just crushing the kid is unbelievable!

[@santaclause3487]

Taking sacks on 3rd down isn’t a big deal. Unless ur in fg range.

[@santaclause3487]

@@jeffreystebelfields/ohio st fans. There’s a lot of them.

[@UnicowBoySlots]

Caleb probably suffering from PTSD from all the sacks he is taking

[@davidmaupin2344]

Caleb is playing confused and it shows. There's a direction and you have a 2nd play caller running a fired OC's offense. He's definitely not being coached up very well and a competent Staff with an improved O Line with a simplified offense with check downs every play, will do Caleb wonders. He'll be fine if they get the right coach.

[@Jasper118]

Confused and jittery, 65+ sacks and god knows how many hits will do that to you

[@psygolf7120]

If the Bears can ever build a top OL for him, Caleb will drive defenses crazy like Tarkenton did in the 70s

[@AnthonyTodaro-t9f]

Sacks are a qb stat too.

[@jjc5407]

If the Bears can ever build a top OL for him... so never then.

[@mikew.3128]

No, because teams will blitz one extra guy and he'll still hold the ball and get crushed. You have to change your protection, identify the coverage, and find your hot read. All QBs get pressured. The best QBs make you pay for it. It's the NFL, not PAC 10.

[@santaclause3487]

@@AnthonyTodaro-t9fsacks on 3rd and long aren’t a big deal. Bears cant run the ball at all, creates a lot of sack opportunities in must pass situations.

[@psygolf7120]

Every QB struggles under fire…and Caleb has one of the higher qb ratings when blitzed. The issue is his interior line is getting demolished at the get go

[@Ryan.larm4]

Im done with this team!!!!

[@santaclause3487]

Caleb is the best thing that’s happened to bears since urlacher.

[@d.t.williams5034]

I'm not mad at Caleb tryna find the open man even if he holds onto the ball a lil longer. We don't know the conversations being had between him and his teammates about the situation. I think he has trust in the guys in front of him. He NEVER throws his guys under the bus either, my favorite player to date

[@caseysager655]

The way Caleb can adust his throwing angle on the fly is amazing, crushing when a receiver drops a ball right in their hands as their QB is getting smushed by two D lineman.

[@DubCity99]

Equally crushing when the receivers are open and he over throws them.

[@caseysager655]

@@DubCity99 Yep

[@JeremyAndrade1588]

@DubCity99 agreed, but the difference is that a qb throws the ball 30 times a game is bound to have a mistake here or there. A wr with 5 targets drops 2 balls in a game is not a good look.

[@Keithjhall]

@@DubCity99 QB isn't going to make every throw, but when he does, the receivers need to catch it. Plain and simple

[@AnimeCartoonsArt]

I’ve noticed Caleb’s awareness on the field isn’t the greatest There were at least 4 examples of receivers being unguarded 3 of which Cole was wide open And Caleb’s gaze just right past him He needs to see the field and find the open man Additionally that you didn’t mention Caleb holds onto the ball for way too long Don’t tell me throwing it out of bounds isn’t a better option than holding onto the ball as the pocket collapses and loosing 10 yards on the sack You’re risking an injury or a fumble by holding it It’s basic common sense He’s not at fault for all of our struggles But He has a lot of areas he needs to improve in

[@Charles-cu3gn]

He does and he’s a rookie, it’s the coachings job to develop him. And they haven’t developed the last 3 QBs. To even say any of those QBs were the problem is false they all could’ve been franchise QBs if we knew how to develop players.

[@psygolf7120]

They asked Geno after the game why the offense stopped moving the ball so well after the fast start on the 1st drive. …”the rain.”

[@duffno1]

Oooooooo…K

[@gund2281]

I don't think there's a single player on this team that you can honestly say is "THE problem." The team is so full of problems that even guys who would ordinarily be good players are playing incredibly poorly.

[@DavidGonzalez-kv1nc]

My gut is that they don’t have enough man power in the building to be able to focus on the details with the offense and that’s why we’re seeing some comm issues. We’ll see how things change next year with a new staff.

[@stefanekb8175]

Is it just me or does it seem like kmet is open on a lot of these plays? Has this been going on all year?

[@tyronevonchadley]

Kmet was getting many more targets the first half of the season. Not sure what changed.

[@walternoworul6075]

So true ! Other teams live off their tight end routes. Does he not see when Kmet is wide open ?

[@ajax453016]

Caleb isn't "The" problem, but he's definitely one of them. The biggest red flag is the same one from his draft evaluation. He's too reliant on the scramble plays, and not consistent enough within structure. You nailed it saying "he looks most comfortable when there's chaos."

[@travisoshea]

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[@BeepsAndBeats]

I mean they lost 11 straight games, he is the only common denominator. He is 90% of the problem

[@travisoshea]

You’ve got to listen to this. Gives an insight as to the WHY behind this season. Cannot expect ANY PLAYER to succeed with this going on

[@UnicowBoySlots]

The whole game tho as the pocket collapsed, the commentators were saying no one was open but let me look at this tape!

[@DaaaaaBears]

Luckily for him the bears are fucking chaos and change isn’t coming

[@Jasper118]

We have the worst screen game I’ve ever seen. A couple hit this game but even those looked so ugly and disorganized

[@walternoworul6075]

Man you hit it right on the head. a couple of good screen passes and that rush would slow down. Don't the coaches know this ? . Don't the coaches

[@Jasper118]

@ we execute screens so poorly and call them so often and at the wrong times no team is even worried about them. Our o lineman just constantly look like they’re doing the wrong job. To me that all falls on CMo

[@jaisawanksta]

Can the people who blame coaching, receivers and OLine explain why Maye has looked levels better than Caleb?

[@mothealien]

What I learned a long time ago is to never bet on the Bears to win anything. Caleb needs a good head coach and a good O-Coordinator then some line help and he will be a star. The Bears need to draft and go into free agency and get all the O-linemen and D-linemen they can get. They need to get 2 guards and a Center then some edge help and a DT. They need to get a Safety to replace Brisker. They need a 3 down brawler of a back.

[@frankguy6843]

In that he is a rookie QB, sure... But man the poor guy is under more pressure than any QB in the league lol I want to see how he performs with more time and space. Even when he gets it now he seems uncomfortable because he is so used to having to scramble. If he found a rhythm I think he'd look much better.

[@danielmroz7030]

feels like the scheme lacks answers most of the time especially in gotta have it situations. that combined with the porous OL makes it so that caleb’s mistakes are magnified. nix and daniels have the privilege of having their situation do a lot of work for them whereas caleb’s works against him

[@AxeSmashDemolition]

Eh, Jayden Daniels came in NFL-ready from a mental/maturity standpoint. Physically, QBs like Jayden and Caleb have the 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 trusting his receivers to be where he places the ball, and has better pocket awareness to slide from the pressure. He sees the same blitzes and goes through the same o-line breakdowns as Caleb. The difference is Jayden makes his offensive line look a lot better than what they are because his reads/decisions are quick and he gets rid of the ball fast. And even when his pocket breaks down, and it does often, his ability to escape is better than anyone not named Lamar Jackson and he's made plays where it would be a sack for 95% of the other QBs in the league. Mentally Caleb is not there yet.

[@JohnEdson-vx9ny]

Great stuff again Tim! Please put your hat in the ring for OC!!

[@AceHole712]

Thanks for the content

[@psygolf7120]

Last week vs Detroit: 1st Half, 5 play-action roll out passes - first 4 each went for 9-10yds - 5th was a red zone td to Kmet 2nd Half…Zero Seattle 1st Half, one play-action roll-out passing play…9 yds *Zero the rest of the game.

[@james_robnett]

This is one of those games where stats are misleading, 16 of 28, 12 incompletions looks like an accuracy issue except that .... 5 of those incompletions were throwaways that were intentionally thrown OB because of pressure. 3 incompletions hit the receivers in the hands, Odunze over the middle, Allen on the right side, DJ on a hurried screen 1 incompletion was caught but OB 1 incompletion was a miscommunication with Odunze, he thought Rome would keep going, Rome settled down in the zone There were only 2 clear incompletions. There were misreads and what looks more and more like sack fear. I do agree he looks better when playing on instinct. Been that way all season.

[@Will-q7c]

Cope

[@tyronevonchadley]

​@@Will-q7cfoolish answer any dope can see alot of these were perfect throws and still resulted in incompletions.

[@RonScibilia]

Instinct to survive.

[@anthonyray5713]

Should have taken the +3.5 with the Bears

[@beez991]

This kid was overhyped and why is he getting paid so much? He's got a lot to learn, but not sure he wants to learn. He seems to think pretty highly of himself. That hype went to his head maybe.

[@markh8445]

Thanks Tim appreciate you!

[@PheeblePhilosopher]

He's not THE problem, that's the organization as a whole. But HIS problems specifically are that he's starting to see ghosts, his lack of trust in his receivers. And his inability to throw away from sacks. But quality coaching, better pass pro & concise communication with his teammates can correct those issues 🐻⬇️.

[@Will-q7c]

Caleb reminds me a lot of Daunte Culpepper when things broke down he was amazing but in structure he really struggled. Both had amazing arms both great athletes only difference is Culpepper was 6’4

[@JohnEdson-vx9ny]

It looks like Caleb is getting conditioned to play in chaos. He isn’t pulling the trigger on an obvious shot. WR’s need to catch the stuff hitting thier hands.

[@RayWashington-y9s]

I’m watching the game screaming at my TV. They keep doing screen passes and running DeAndre Swift up the middle when he’s not a power back. They keep throwing to the side instead throwing passes down the damn field and it was pissing me off. I know DJ Moore is mad like let them run down the field stop the screen passes.

[@TrentBoyett-TB1]

Is Calieb Williams the problem? Yes and no Caleb is a problem big problem among lots of other problems. And those saying he's not well those are gonna be the same people with the same excuses the used to defend the last GENERATIONAL chicago bears qb .

[@nomation]

Tim, "A Gap" blitz seems to be the way to screw-up CW in many cases. How does a smaller QB counter these blitz's when they take away his passing lanes?

[@stevenjohnson1143]

Yes he is for the fact that the protection scheme and line are the same as last year and for the most part coaching also. So if last year it was Justin Fields fault than this year it is Caleb Williams fault

[@kylewubz8713]

Thinking the Bears would win is your biggest mistake

[@anthonycarbajal3034]

Caleb is a rookie trying to adjust to the speed of the nfl, which is hard on its own. Now add that to bad coaching and bad protection. Poor guy doesn't stand a chance.

[@kollinanderson1030]

I think Caleb can end up being a top 10 QB but needs the right coaching staff. Probably would have been OROY if he had a decent one this year. Coming from a BOliever.

[@travisoshea]

At 14:30 how I mean how are the comments not going crazy for that play. Sprinting to his left and throws a 33rd ball PERFECTLY from his opposite body. Like these are the plays that should get EVERY football fan jacked up. I just don’t get it. Like this is a stupid play!!! “It is not normal”. YES!! That is wild!!!

[@DD-pc1iu]

Yeah he’ll do that but in 3rd and 5 he airmailing a pass or dirting or holding the ball to feel the warm embrace of a DL…1 amazing throw again don’t cancel out all the other passes

[@paulfredericks5668]

Offensive Line Scheme and Personel is the Problem and has been the last few years...

[@santaclause3487]

3:50 on 3rd and 1 Moore was not the read.

[@denniswilson6673]

Caleb should have held out to be drafted by another team, maybe the Bears assured him of being the. #1 pick and that was his dream but now he is paying the price. He will never reach his potential with the dysfunctional Bears. you know what is going to happen, they will not fire or extend Ryan Poles, then they will hire some no name middle of the road coach for the cheapest price possible, they will then suck in 2025, fire Poles, get another GM, who will then fire the coach and the circle of absulate nigthmare will go on and on. Williams will be traded in his 4th year and be a decent QB on some other team but never the star he could have been- The Bears are posion

[@ethanbeigel9574]

Caleb isn't the problem. He may not be the solution. But he isn't the problem. Hard to be a rookie QB behind 4 backup OL and terrible game planning. Even in your breakdown, there's three times when two receivers are in the same spot. I don't know how the kid is still standing.

[@hinsaye5486]

I don't think Caleb is the problem. Regardless of all of the chaos in the staff around him, during our first 3 game vs NFC opponents we lost by 3 or less. VS the Lions and Vikings we had unsuccessful 2pt attempts. Had we just kicked an xp vs the Vikings it theoretically wouldn't have gone to OT. If we had done the same vs the Lions on Thanksgiving you'd think there would've been a harder push to just seal the game w fg or clock management. The hopeful thing in this mess of a season is before the loss on Thanksgiving this kid has been putting them in a hell of a position even being down atleast 7+ at halftime. As you point out every week there are bright spots more than people wanna realize but there are beginning to be some issues that with focus can be fixed in the offseason. Bear Down!

[@bobumbel]

Sam Howell 6'1" 220 lbs | Caleb Williams 6'1" 215 lbs. Here are some numbers that show similarities. Sam Howell 2023 season stats: Passing Yards 3,946 / Sacks 65 / 6 games with 300 yards passing Caleb Williams Passing Yards 3,393 / Sacks 67 / 4 games with 300 yards passing Both hold the ball too long, take sacks and do not play on time/schedule in structure of offense. Both excel at off schedule running around and find open receiver but the NFL that will not work. Everyone is fast if not faster than either of them.

[@Will-q7c]

There is no freakin way Caleb is 6-1. There was shot of him and swift standing next to each other in the huddle and Caleb maybe has 2 inches on him and swift is 5’9

[@bobumbel]

@@Will-q7c Look it up but that makes it even worse if he is smaller than 6'1" as Caleb will have a hard time seeing over the Offense and defense lineman so he absolutely must be great at on schedule in structure to be successful at this level

[@bearfan3417]

Howell threw 21 picks last year. Caleb has 6!

[@Will-q7c]

@ throwing interceptions or not throwing them has a lot to with luck and how much you attack the middle of the field. For example Rodgers hardly ever attacked the middle of the field thus why his int numbers where so low and that’s Caleb’s game for the most part he attacks the boundaries and luck part is defenders dropping picks. There was like 4 or 5 balls that could have easily been intercepted during his streak

[@psygolf7120]

Howell was a reckless chucker

[@christopherciciora6533]

Love your videos Tim. No he is not the problem but I agree has problems. Agree giving the routes a chance. Too many times this year especially on deep balls overthrowing his guy. Protection was terrible and I wonder if that is speeding up his processes. Frustrating man

[@foreverfree3953]

2 routes by Rome.. He does not run through his route 0:27 & 8:16 this is week 17.. both routes. Rome stops running.. this is week 17 not first spring practice.. just awful

[@travisoshea]

Run through? Hahahaha SMH

[@beads2011]

@@travisoshea Both routes he sits in the holes of zone. Looks like thats what they are telling him to do, since it was 2 times. The guy above you is just a moron.

[@guiseppe2862]

Rome has been doing this all year. He's dumb and not very instinctual. The pick should have been the amazing Brock Bowers, a true alpha, but of course Poles didn't have the balls to go against the stupid rule that you can't take a tight end in the top 10.

[@geoffc-j6b]

knowing sea bringing the house a qb draw or screen what at least give 5yd on 1st down and get sea on their heels.

[@davelorenz8524]

He’s not the problem, but he is a problem

[@MichaelSDoran]

Like any rookie QB, he needs quality NFL coaching. He isn't getting it.

[@CoffeeeNBears]

Should have went to kmet

[@CCookies84]

3:35 Massive sync? You now what else is massive😳

[@paulfredericks5668]

3 Positive things I see with our QB....CW lack of interceptions is Impressive for someone Sacked 70 times... He is not looking to run 1st like other athletic Qb's we have seen in the Past! At Least, He is trying to be a pocket Passer!!! He has been durable! I am concerned with his ability to read defences and his down field accuracy, which are 2 things he can work on during offseason...If those 2 things don't improve we will have a Generational Back up, QB!!! If he improves in those areas, he can be a top 10 qb in the NFL!!! Next Year will give us an Answer!!! Man, every Year I get Older, I hope the Bears return to relevance in the next few years... Hire a Proven an Experienced Head Coach for once!!!

[@thomasjgour4678]

Yes he is part of the problem

[@brotherjongrey9375]

Pretend film breakdown. Play 4: Rome stops his route as if there is a zone defender in the middle of the field. Caleb throws to where he would be if he came out of his break at speed to catch it on the run. Just like he should and with anticipation. He does NOT "just sail this thing" 4 plays in: 2 drops, one free rusher, one WR not running his route. One check down that swift should have made something out of.

[@khristopherkindred9806]

FTA

[@nicholasjarosch8908]

OL coaching sucks

[@tyronevonchadley]

The entire BEARS coaching staff is lacking. Every aspect.

[@AkamatsuCreative]

The Bears got 99 Problems but a QB, finally, ain't really one. Having said that, no QB can continue to take a pummeling and still pretend like that muscle memory isn't there. People keep saying "Fire Poles!" as if knee-jerk "firing" everybody solves everything. There are no brilliant unemployed GMs that will automatically hit in the top 40% vs league average. The problem with Poles, IMO is not that "he sucks", it's that he was so obsessed with balancing the books and righting the wrongs of drunken sailor Ryan Pace in terms of budgeting, that he vastly underestimated the value of paying for real difference-makers- particularly on the lines. His approach has been good in terms of the future outlook in terms of the cap and draft. But in the short term he saw the downside of that spendthrift approach. He got budget dudes giving budget production at the positions that matter most for a Qb. I thought he was gonna f around and let Jaylon go with that b.s. My problem with Poles is that he seems like he's trying to win the CAP SPACE Bowl rather than the Super Bowl. And he seems way too enamored with nice guy Beta dudes. The Bears have almost no dudes that anyone is afraid of, and that's a problem.I think Poles has learned some valuable lessons from his hits and misses, and as a young GM, he's allowed to grow from experience. But he got a dude at QB, so let's go from there. #BeartfDown.

[@santaclause3487]

Poles sucks at being a gm. Ex OL who can’t put together an OL? Signing Moore before playing with Caleb was a bad move. And drafting Rome at 9 was a reach. He’s decent, but the WRs drafted late 1st round early 2nd just as good or better.

[@tyronevonchadley]

We were complaining about the OLINE all last season how bad they were and Poles did nothing to address it while bringing in a rookie QB. That alone is grounds for dismissal.

[@DukeDuke-w5k]

The team will be better next year this year have been just a shit show. We have a chance to drop down to the number two or number three draft pick depends who all lose this Sunday in next Sunday. the line need to be fixed this off-season we will be better Next year.

[@tyronevonchadley]

Yeah right. This is the sentiment every year until it is not.

[@markscott225]

Nice

[@aidanconklin2755]

feels like there were a lot of missed throws and bad sacks that you ignored or said werent his fault tbh. He had a terrible game

[@bk138gt6]

Maybe not the problem, but obviously ONE of the problems

[@Ryan.larm4]

idk how you have this roster and you cant get anyone open.

[@AlexK0708]

100% one of the problems. Not a bigger problem than the offensive playcalling, o-line, consistency/effort from the receiving group, and overall team morale. He’s also a rookie, he’s fine. He’s shown that he’s at least good enough to be confident in moving forward as your franchise starting QB on a rebuilding team.

[@windycityflier23]

Caleb will have a great game, then a trash game. He gets into bad habits that you saw in college. Thats why teams run exactly this defense against him with success. Just like the ND tape from college

[@psygolf7120]

100 passer rating in that ND game.

[@windycityflier23]

@ 62% 1TD 3INTs… I’m a huge believer in Caleb but he just needs to get out of his own way sometimes. I think that will require an ALPHA play caller

[@kbyrd4840]

Mofos threw screen after screen after screen after screen. Like damn is this Madden or what?

[@NewEnglandBearsFan]

For the algorithm

[@erdedy6137]

fta

[@linkvilleda28]

I think all of the "abnormal" play from Caleb is why he isn't going to make it far. He can't make a living off of those plays. I'm said it at the beginning of the season and I'm sticking to my guns, I think this dude is a bust

[@blackoutjw3]

Love the coverage Tim! Game was painful and your vids often make me feel a little better

[@denniswilson6673]

Tim Jenkins you are the very best out there -

[@garypiont6114]

Caleb is NOT a alpha. Same same as fields. No team guys respect him. The real men hate picking him up when sacked. They do not like nail polish.

[@psygolf7120]

garypiont making a gaypoint

[@koberipple]

this is why Chicago sports media has no integrity these days, blame everyone else on the field but the guy that didn't complete a pass over 6 yards all game. I'm embarrassed for you Tim.

[@psygolf7120]

Lie

[@ElizabethMasek]

I think Caleb is a very big part - most - of the problem. I see an unfortunately inaccurate QB, A QB with poor footwork who struggles to understand the play, read defenses and anticipate effectively. His "deep" throws have been off all year. He fixates on Allen to the exclusion of wide open Kmets and Moores. He just looks very uncomfortable to me and clue less as to how to run an NFL offense rather than the college stuff. He needs to be more accountable and recognize his weaknesses, There is a lot of work to be done on his part.

[@chillpillology]

he is kind of still a college qb bcs he has not been coached well. not rly his fault as gar as we know

[@reecerichmond2729]

There is absolutely I evidence that Caleb does not read defenses well or understand plays. Quite literally the opposite, like have you watched these breakdowns? There is plenty of evidence that his deep ball is bad and he’s never dodged that accountability once.

[@joeanderson444]

I had a bad feeling that Brown only appeared as a good play caller because the NFL hadn't seen his game on tape enough with Caleb! Now it seems like hit & miss! Then Caleb starts pulling a Justin Fields and not seeing wide open receivers or just doesn't trust his arm! I'm losing confidence in his ability to become a great QB in the future! Once a QB becomes badly rattled from poor offensive line play, his career usually doesn't pan out after that!

[@dstaron3162]

👍

[@Saintsfan.]

He’s not good, only 3 good throws in a whole game and you have the best receivers and good tight ends and good running back. Bo Nix way better

[@JeremyAndrade1588]

Im not going to lie i know it would of been a tough catch but rome has to catch that ball on the sideline it went right between his hands. I know caleb didn't help him out with a better throw but damn rome them catches are what make you a legit wr 1

[@beads2011]

The one at the end of the game? it was 3 yards out of bounds, no one is catching that lmao

[@JeremyAndrade1588]

@beads2011 Go back to watch the all 22 it goes through his hands.

[@JeremyAndrade1588]

@beads2011 How you going to say no one is catching that? I have seen players catch that ball like that countless times. Keenan Allen just caught a pass like that a couple of weeks ago.

[@guiseppe2862]

Wow I just watched it in slow motion and to my surprise you are right, an elite receiver would have made the catch. You wouldn't know unless you watched it from the endzone view in slow motion. Sure enough, a top WR would have made that play.

[@JeremyAndrade1588]

@guiseppe2862 100% like I said, caleb definitely could have helped him out with a better throw, but in my opinion, if rome wants to be a top wr in the league, he needs to make them plays as well.

[@Jackburtonsays]

Caleb would thrive with a competent coordinator. Brown isn’t good enough especially in an offense he’s not comfortable with and this line 🤦‍♂️. Bring on a new staff and praying for new owners

[@jeffreywingham5302]

He was so cocky even telling the punter he wouldn't be needed. So fun to see all the sacks on him this year as well as his ineffective play. He'll be gone from any starting position within 4 years.

[@Laniel1341]

Jeffrey knows less ball than my 6 year old daughter. Hate to see it.

[@Laniel1341]

You know what’s cocky. Being a GM drafting two punters in 3 years and drafting zero centers and having arguably the worst OL in football while having the 2nd cheapest OL in football. Learn ball muppet.

[@JeremyAndrade1588]

Don't get why you are mad that a qb is confident in their game.

[@shandizzle8154]

Caleb is trash

[@JeremyAndrade1588]

Trash is crazy. Trash players don't make them types of throws that he made last night. Now, is he great? No, is he good? No, but trash is not the word I would use to describe caleb williams. The kid is a rookie give him a year or 2 with a legit oc, and he could be a stud.

[@solabanivla]

FTA