It’s Time To Have A Conversation About These 4 NFL Teams

[@FootballAnalysis1]

Which team are you most concerned with moving forward? 🤔

[@bigman17777]

The Dolphins

[@vonBlashyrkh]

I'd say the Rams with all their injuries, but they're a division rival. So I'll pick the Jaguars who seem to have imploded since midway though the 2023 season.

[@MikePSU]

Jags, Bengals, Dolphins, Rams

[@yoyo_ma7677]

Bears

[@kurtwicklund8901]

Without a shadow of a doubt the team are most concerned with going forward is the Chicago Bears. As a lifelong Green Bay Packer fan who grew up in Illinois subject to much verbal abuse I am always concerned to see the Bears have quarterback disaster each year they exist. Cheers going to be a fun season

[@huntu3970]

Bear fans saying this was the best situation ever for a rookie QB to start during the preseason, then immediately saying he needs help two weeks into the season, is the funniest thing ever.

[@kilowolf6341]

Dummy, did you not watch the games. That o line is horrible

[@bigbearkat2010]

And it's a shame because I actually believe this was realistically about as good of a situation as he could've walked into. He's got receivers to throw to and if he becomes even a mid QB in this league, he'll still be a Bears legend.

[@orphancauser7960]

You never know till the season starts

[@Pfisiar22]

@@bigbearkat2010 Thing is, skill positions and weapons without protection is utterly worthless. Bears have for decades neglected the offensive line and it shows with their record.

[@jahjr92aka187]

As Packers fan . The Bears should get Ben Johnson from the Lions as a HC in my opinion.

[@mawile2468]

What the Texans did to Caleb Williams is exactly the reason why Jim Harbaugh drafted Joe Alt. You need protection at the line no matter who you're throwing to

[@jamesknapp64]

Correct

[@Mr.Mustgohard]

Facts and Justin Fields had to run for his life behind that line.

[@primeup6955]

So the Bears should've took Alt instead of Rome?🤔

[@dirtybacon93]

​@@primeup6955 Absolutely

[@ohare5170]

@@primeup6955 Alt went 4 picks higher

[@n8q_]

Honestly, I'm not very worried about Richardson yet. He was drafted when people knew he was EXTREMELY raw and barely got to play his first season.

[@PurppCalx]

Yeah I think for Colts fans the most important thing this season is for Richardson to stay healthy and show some growth, their win-loss record is irrelevant

[@dak9390]

Reminds me of a black Josh Allen fr. Once he develop the accuracy to match the power, he'll be aite.

[@evanmeyer4209]

​@@dak9390such a valid comparison lmao

[@michaelhinton2738]

I've been saying caleb would he trash! When I watched his highlights I knew his game wouldn't translate well

[@tomcraig4091]

As a Niners fan, especially following the debacle that was Trey Lance, I'm very wary of any QB who's drafted as a project. Everyone is different, and if Richardson stays healthy then he'll make his own future... But the NFL moves so fast, if you're not able to get up to speed quickly the situation will turn on you fast.

[@derKischda]

Can we let Rookie QBs pls develop especially if they have to play right away? Many of the greats had to sit behind a mentor and still took time to get to the level they are or were. Stroud should not be standard, the Texans got lucky that CJ is able to fully use the ressources he got from the org.

[@bjheading1519]

I agree, totally.

[@jcm3732]

💯 Texans fan here. We are not unaware how INCREDIBLY lucky we were to get CJ and how rare it is for a rookie to be that good that early.

[@moonjelly5]

Even Mahomes benefited by having Alex Smith give him some experience.

[@fabiancastaneda3878]

Stroud is a one season wonder

[@bjheading1519]

@@fabiancastaneda3878 Is he, tho?

[@aj57794]

Unfortunately, watching Bears-Texans today reminded me a little of Fields first games. Granted it wasn’t that crazy 1 passing yard game against the Browns, but the waiting forever for a receiver to uncover while scrambling behind a beaten O-Line gives me flashbacks

[@lillbunnyhop]

Bro said it’s time to have a conversation and really had that conversation. Respect

[@BenhHunter]

Over the past two weeks, Caleb Williams is 8th in TTT. Getting the ball out isn't the problem.

[@randy2152]

They were running plays very specially to get him to throw the ball. He doesn’t know what to do when his 1st option isn’t open.

[@zackrodriguez2710]

@@randy2152that is straight up gross ignorant embellishment. He’s fine panning through his reads, and did so effectively in the first half against Houston but the problems begun in the trenches when Ryan’s essentially stood ahead the first down marker and got blitz happy. 36 pressures on 37 dropbacks make life difficult for a QB.

[@esetag5088]

Yeah, kinda hard to do anything when your o-line can't keep you clean for more than 2 seconds

[@dobe46]

@@randy2152 problem is they sign D’Andre Swift to be their number one running back who requires a really effective offensive line for him to be efficient as a three down back. And this offense, given the offensive line inaptitude, they have he cannot be anything more than a third down pass catcher at this point. They need to either put Roschon Johnson into the lineup for those early downs, or bring back Khalil Herbert from the doghouse.

[@tylerjackson2388]

False ​@@randy2152

[@feralrescues]

Bears QB development staff is nonexistent.

[@alexhennigh5242]

As it ever was 🤦‍♂️

[@RheemQ]

You know, it's pretty sad for a franchise when their best RB is also probably their best QB as well. I know Sid Luckman existed but still

[@stormysyndrome7043]

In order for any meaningful development to take place, you need a solid foundation to work behind. The bears repeat this bs with every QB they take. It’s an excuse as to why they’re losing. “The fans will just blame the QB, and we’ll be off the hook for another season. Thing is this…the Bears saved Fields career by letting him go to Pitt. Fields is showing what he can become with a steady o-line. Pretty darn accurate at that. No flashy numbers, but Pittsburgh isn’t asking him for flashy numbers. They want him to competently run the offense, and don’t turn the ball over. I’m definitely not trying to sing his praises, but he’s doing exactly what he wasn’t doing for the bears. Wonder why it is the best QB’s always play behind the best o-lines….. I mean, common sense dictates that the o-lines are precisely what dictate what the offense can and can’t get accomplished. Great qb’s might be able to carry a few wins, but in the end, those games take a lot out of that QB, lead to injuries, and introduces a lot of bad habits.

[@kurtwicklund8901]

I'd say a better way to put it is, theoretically exists.

[@King_Immanuel]

More like OL development

[@Unknown17]

Usually, I hate the words, "It's time to have a conversation." Often ends up with the personal items from my desk being handed to me in a box. Another great video, G-Bone!

[@DinoHunter]

Can we start to have the conversation that Payton could be, to some amount, a product of Drew Brees?

[@michaellayne5565]

Preach brotha

[@youngf.l.y.1467]

Lmao hell no brees was mid in SD

[@135SlimeyKeno]

I agree

[@Guhnn]

@@youngf.l.y.1467he was also very young. A QB can develop with age!

[@dubnation1360]

He wasn’t they both benefited from eachother greatly Bree’s was almost out of the league man New Orleans was his last shot if he didn’t light it up he was done they are both products of each other

[@bmjbmjay9148]

I watched the bears hilights vs the Texans and he looked good in the first half but damn those 2 interceptions just crushed everything

[@brandonhallam51]

And that D Line crushed everything

[@randy2152]

It’s not hard to look good when your 1st target keeps getting open and you throw a ton of screens and outs to the RB.

[@jaimac81]

@@randy2152i bet you were looking for something as you watched😂

[@1Tomrider]

My Dad told me about a Bears QB from the 60s-70s, Bobby Douglas, who probably had the strongest arm ever, and he didn't hold onto the ball too long like Fields and Williams, but rather, if he didn't find someone in the first second, or half-second, he'd just take off! He was huge, 6'4", 220, and held the QB rushing record for years!

[@jrm78]

Ryan Poles has done little to fix the problems on the Bears O-Line. Darnell Wright is a Right Tackle drafted in the top-10, not a Left Tackle, while their LT Braxton Jones was a 5th rounder in 2022. In last year's draft they drafted Kiran Amegadjie, a Tackle coming off a serious quad injury (a common theme among Bears O-Line picks in the last 16 years) instead of a Center which they are now desperate for. Additionally, they're playing Tevin Jenkins out of position at Guard instead of Tackle and threw a ton of money at OG Nate Davis to be hurt or unavailable half the time. So yeah, the Bears O-Line sucks right now and can't pass protect or run block effectively.

[@RosemarySherman-Viruet]

My favorite Bo Nix moment is when the announcer said in Seattle game. Oh no before he even threw the ball. As someone who has watched Daniel Jones for years I haven't heard anyone say that. But you are right that the o line needs to get a lot better.

[@kylemerkley2606]

Bears O line hasn't been amazing but some blame is on Williams too. He doesn't stay in the pocket well, it starts to shift and he rolls out. Makes an already struggling line not able to protect

[@reinvdbergh1]

Can we appreciate the Xzibit instrumental in the background? Paparazzi is such a timeless classic.

[@FootballAnalysis1]

To Junior 🥂

[@charlottecorday8494]

EXTRA LARGE!

[@benjaminrichey278]

Same music covert cabal's KZbin channel uses when discussing surface to air missle or main battle tank development.

[@jbrdfrd3]

Fun fact: next three Bears opponents (Colts, Rams, Panthers) have the three worst run defenses after two weeks. Best way to help Caleb? Run the ball as much as Packers did on Sunday. Let’s hope Bears OC gets the memo.

[@thatruthtae]

This was point every well but you know OC will do whatever they think is right instead of doing the obvious.

[@keeganfox1864]

Knowing who exactly the Bear's OC is...yyyeeeeeaaaaahhh good luck with that (Seattle fan here, we despised waldron)

[@MustacheDLuffy]

@@keeganfox1864that’s obvious

[@jameshollister8294]

Need to trade for lineman

[@noonecares7730]

Tbf the Saints are running on everyone and the Panthers looked much better on defense against the Chargers.

[@Shemonstercomics]

The Bears 🐻 should focus on drafting O-line in the next draft. They got pieces but they need to improve their protection for Caleb.

[@wilhoroshak5035]

Allen and Swift will retire by the time the line is figured out. They’ll lose core pieces while they play catch-up, they need new GM or ownership.

[@UserName0043]

I’m a Steeler fan and therefore obviously a Raven’s hater, but calling any week 2 game a “must win” is a bit silly

[@cronaon317]

That is a fair analysis and I too hate the ravens but its week 2

[@hayden6690]

I disagree. In a division like the AFC North where every team is competing for a playoff spot, wins against lower tier teams (especially at home) are extremely important.

[@animefan132]

@@hayden6690 but a MUST WIN??!! Looks like ravens aren't making the playoffs then

[@moalston4203]

a steelers fan doesn't make you hater of your division rival

[@kiaadams104]

I'm a Brownie, and hate both Ravens and Steelers. But the Steeler fan is right.

[@KingRobar2]

Calling tje denver run game "not good" is the understatement of the millenium. Nix was the leading rusher in week 2 with 25 yards...why do we even have running backs?

[@louiscypher4186]

To avoid illegal formation penalties.

[@peelslowly28]

Im surprised you didn't talk about Miami with all they're going through

[@RenzaissanceTV]

They’ll be fine, They prolly go on a losing streak cuz Tua is down, but in that streak they’ll get guys like OBJ, Chubb, and supposedly Tua back

[@relightrobot1543]

The Colts kill me because everyone said things like "COLTS ALMOST WON DIVISION WITH MINSHEW" but it isn't like he's guaranteed to be a steady improvement over him on a reliability level. Which is a massive indictment because Minshew is not exactly the safest with the ball. So now you got a guy who can unreliably throw massive deep strikes, and who can be ground down badly by a run game. So you're just going to get destroyed in TOP, you can't control the clock at all, can't stop the run when you know it is coming, and you are relying on a QB who can be electric but could throw a pick at any time? You're fucked. I don't think Richardson is a writeoff but I just disliked how people would talk about how Richardson led Colts were a guaranteed upgrade just like the Bears where they just assume you plop a rookie, and Richardson is still essentially a rookie, into a roster and you win +2 more games somehow. That isn't how it works a ton of the time. Seasons like Strouds season is an anomaly and you're silly to place these massive expectations on these green players.

[@jacobsims8307]

💯 that conversation went silent real quick. 😂😂

[@micahkiyimba8641]

Stroud wasn't that good. He threw 24 TDs...stop the glazing. The Texans are a much better roster and have a better defense. I still think Richardson has a bigger ceiling and can definitely compete with him

[@JM-md4ri]

@@micahkiyimba8641 He also only threw 5 ints. Richardson already has 4 ints and were only 2 games into the season. You can't win anything important if your success comes randomly instead of consistently. Thats why Lamar and Dak never go anywhere in the playoffs. Yeah they make highlight plays sometimes and they pad the stats but can they execute in key moments like 3rd down or in the 4th quarter? Richardson is all over the place and it hurts that offense more than it helps

[@relightrobot1543]

@@micahkiyimba8641 Yeah he was only Rookie of the Year and helped turn around a team that was second to dead last in the league with the best TD:INT ratio in the entire league last year. He has only thrown 5 picks across a season and two games. He is already widely accepted to be a top 10 qb by almost any person you ask within his first season. And that was with one of THE most pathetic run games last year. Legitimately go look at Houston’s rushing success. It was abysmal. Collins was better than assumed sure, but Stroud and the receivers were still balling out behind the most injured offensive line in league history last year. I’m sorry but if you think Stroud wasn’t exceptional last year you’re a blind homer that will never be convinced by anything. Can Richardson be incredible? Sure. Eventually. And that’s only a possibility. The fact is he threw two bombs that were successful because Houston has a suspect safety group and the amount of meat he leaves on the bone one every series will cost you games. Already cost them twice now. The assumption you can just fix accuracy is absurd at this point, and no I don’t think you can’t improve it but he has shown zero ability to layer passes. And I’m not even getting into the possibility he gets hurt again. You can love Richardsons potential all you like because I do get it. But Indy fans need to accept its potential. He just lost to Malik Willis and threw 3 picks. It’s exactly like I said, if you have a mediocre safe qb that never happens and you win that game but guess what you don’t you have a prayer heaver in Indy right now. He’s got tons of potential sure but people have been glazing Richardson almost as much as Stroud yet only one has shown he can perform week in and week out.

[@relightrobot1543]

@@JM-md4ri they just see the 70 yard bombs (which are impressive) and then just think okay we need to correct his lack of accuracy elsewhere… easier said than done. Richardsons inability to throw medium range balls turns him into a qb that’s easy to scheme for especially if you have good safeties. Take away plays from over the top and all of a sudden you have an RB back there. You think that guys going to reliably push 60 yard drives?

[@jare114]

AR5 has insane potential and I think he’s gonna execute on that

[@AuraStorm]

Early in the Texans game Caleb was getting the ball out early but they started blitzing him and he just couldn’t see it coming Next Gen Stats said he had the worse game any QB’s had vs the blitz since they started doing tracking in 2016, passer rating under 5 and sacked 5 times Personally I think it’s fixable for him, like any young QB there’s gonna be growing pains

[@cbrindle91]

I sincerely believe that if Waldron would have adjusted to a more run heavy approach with additional blockers in the second half, the game would have ended differently.

[@samismith8752]

Hard to see it coming when half the blitzes let an unblocked man into the backfield at full speed. No QB could survive that. Just look at Mahomes vs the Bucs in the SB. If your Oline can't stop the blitz, you're not going to have a chance, even if you're a Hall of Famer.

[@SurlyDuff814]

Jags look worse than all 4 of these teams and allegedly had playoff hopes.

[@inazumaprimex100]

I never thought the Jags would finish with a positive record let alone make the playoffs. They're a bottom 5 team in the AFC IMO

[@nandisaand5287]

Im convinced starting rookie qbs Day 1 is a big mistake that rarely works out. Bo Nix and Caleb Williams are not changing my mind on this.

[@samismith8752]

I think if you have a good O-line you can get away with it. There is no better substitute for in game reps. Best way to learn. But if you're being blasted into the sun, yeah, it's not doing anyone any good. Caleb taking 7 sacks that could have been 9 or 10 if he didn't find a way to spin out of a couple more is insane. You can't let a rookie QB get pressured and hit that much.

[@micahkiyimba8641]

Richardson is 6 games into his career. He was always going to be an up and down kind of guy. I am not concerned at all as a Colts fan. Same with Caleb.Rookie QB needs to be given some time. Oir run defense. Is historically bad and I don't even know how we are going to fix that to any degree

[@mrkings2535]

How is it historically bad in two games lmao

[@marcusmcgraw3519]

You should be concerned about his inability to stay healthy. He will be concussed before the halfway point of the season, I guarantee it

[@bobbyrivera2951]

I am very concerned. This season could spiral out of control if we lose this week

[@soulknife20]

​@@marcusmcgraw3519You don't know that.

[@marcusmcgraw3519]

@@soulknife20 I don’t, you’re right, but I suspect it. He’s too reckless when he runs. If he doesn’t hurt his shoulder this time, he’ll hurt his head

[@Livingperson101]

For Eberflus, people may think he is a bad coach (even tho his years were in rebuild years) nobody can deny the defense is one of the best in the league, in which he calls the plays, not to mention the bond he has with his players

[@eliice1715]

He should be DC, not HC

[@davis2k1234]

@@eliice1715Exactly he is a good DC and a terrible HC I can’t stand looking at him on the sidelines with mouth open looking completely lost and the Waldron hire was bad Seahawks 2-0 and fans in comments saying glad his is gone

[@zackrodriguez2710]

I mean yes, he’s a fantastic DC. That’s nonnegotiable. But as a HC, just not sure he has the complexion required to succeed at the position. Would love if he was the DC with an offense-centric HC.

[@michaeledwards8154]

@@davis2k1234 as a Seahawks fan, I can vouch for waldron being horrible. He misused JSN, Could not run the ball to save his own life, and almost costed us as many games as the offense put us back into. All of our good runs were the absolute insanity of elusiveness that is kenneth walker and the power of zach charbonnet.

[@chadburke852]

@@zackrodriguez2710not sure u know what complexion means.

[@tango072013]

Richardson is still actually the youngest starting QB (including rookies) and has played the least amount of games at QB by a mile. He's truly still a novice when it comes to the position but still shows flashes of brilliance every now and then. He needs to grow this year, and hopefully we see a big leap next year.

[@davidporter7051]

nope. If he doesn't grow within the next four weeks. He is benched and the Ballard regime is fired.

[@tango072013]

@davidporter7051 ......Idk how you say "nope" to literal facts lol but I highly doubt the Colts bench him. He was the primary reason we almost pulled off an upset against the Texans and simply had a bad game along with the rest of the team outside of Jonathan Taylor this Sunday.

[@davidporter7051]

@@tango072013 nope. The fact is the Colts were a play away and Richardson is on a short leash. This is his 2nd season and he is playing like a high school quarterback. If there isn't a major improvement he will be benched.

[@tango072013]

@davidporter7051 Bro, ur not Shane Steichan, and ur not in that locker room lol not a single report states Richardson has a "short leesh". You just talkin man

[@davidporter7051]

@@tango072013 nope. You must not understand, the NFL is a results based business. Missing 50% of passes, not able to execute an offense when a journeyman made it a top 10 scoring offense. Richardson looks terrible and it won't be long before the Colts scrap that project. He isn't Allen he is playing like Jamarcus Russell.

[@jtbws1354]

I Like This Any Given Sunday Theme To The Season So Far....Anyone Can Get It....Your Team Can Win Any Game

[@ComicSams48]

Sean "We Totally Tricked the Vikings Into Taking McCarthy" Payton sure showed the league with the Nix pick 😂

[@Gungho73]

Sean Payton is embarrassing Parcells with his inability to adapt to his roster. Payton is increasingly looking like old age Napoleon tactically ie "run at the enemy, try not to die" instead of the man that once sliced and diced the NFL routinely with the pass.

[@ThurstonWatt]

how is it logical to say something like this, after TWO games? I guess people really want to look funny on KZbin

[@ComicSams48]

@@ThurstonWatt I don't think Nix is going to be a bust, I just think Sean stumbling right out of the gate with him is funny given his goofy comments after night 1. The whole team just looks bad, and that I will absolutely feel okay pinning on Payton, doesn't matter that it's only week 2

[@Gungho73]

@@ThurstonWatt My indictment is pretty much on Payton. If you're a coach and get rid of a guy your franchise shelled out for, to pick up a guy you believe is the future, you gotta do things to help that young guy acclimate. I don't expect the world of Nix and I didn't even expect them to go 1-1. But I did expect Payton, knowing his past and pedigree, to adapt to the young talents situation. Watching this passing offense tells you he's running an offense and damn whoever is a part of it and when you're a offensive guru who the organization shelled out to get, that's simply unacceptable. It appears there is noone around Payton to tell him its not 5-10 years ago and that this Broncos offense has talent different then the one he had with the Saints. Nix could turn into a special player, i refuse to indict him yet for the offenses woes (even if I think he was drafted too high). But I absolutely can slam his coach for giving him no answers so far in his young career.

[@ThurstonWatt]

@@ComicSams48 that's fair enough. The team DOES look bad, but for me, it's just a continuation of last season.

[@doctorgonzo2000]

Anytime you remove “moving forward” or “going forward”, it strengthens your sentence by its very omission. Time is a constant and everydamnbody is already quite aware that time unreels in a forward direction without somebody constantly reminding us. George Orwell made it a rule to avoid cliches. Particularly that one.

[@davidkirst1077]

I told all my friends that are Bears fans that they should have kept Fields and trade the #1 pick away and used the draft capital to get a tackle and WR. They have a really good defense and they just needed some help on the O-line and WR and RBs. I think this team with a Joe Alt instead of Caleb Williams might have won two games already this year. And this is coming from a Packers fan.

[@maxbazan1218]

So you think if the Bears swap Caleb Williams for Fields and Alt, that they beat the Texans? Who are like top 3 title favorites?

[@davidkirst1077]

No, I’m not. That’s insane. I’m saying that they are a better team overall and a potential playoff team. This team is not.

[@johnwickonspeed7701]

@@maxbazan1218 Well Fields averaged 20 ppg as the Bears QB and last time I checked 20 is more than 19.

[@ironfistalexander3246]

We're not comparing a guy in his 4th year to someone who just played his 2nd game. Of course as a Packers fans you would want the Bears to keep Fields

[@MrMuhffins]

Fields is trash, no wonder you wanted the bears to keep him and pay him 40 million a year

[@Reklaw302]

Commenting for the algorithm.

[@FootballAnalysis1]

Appreciate you Reklaw 🐐

[@NotodayUrsidae]

This is the era where you get your hall of fame induction before you even play a down in the NFL

[@robcanisto8635]

For real, media (even some podcasts/KZbin personalities that aren't paid by Jewish syndicates) were just deep throating Caleb Williams all off season like wtf

[@tgriffin3059]

Just another way of keeping the conversation going, which seems to be the point. Look how they treat Lamar....they kiss his ass to an embarrassing degree....then, the second he fails, it's like 'what's wrong with Lamar???' Whether he does good, or not, they have their talking points ready to fill up air time...the conversation is already set, whether he succeeds or fails....

[@TeaBagggg]

Nice video, love the insight!

[@Jay-nk6dm]

Shane Waldron was the OC in Seattle when Russ failed. Russ is also a similar QB. Deep shots, run around, play action. The Shane offense is not that. Why would they make Caleb do that? The only consistent variable between Caleb and Justin is the coaching staff. Time for heads to roll. Go get daboll, Ben Johnson, or slowik

[@terranceramirez4816]

I’ve been saying this since the beginning. Brian Daboll would be perfect for Caleb. Brian Daboll would be perfect for Anthony Richardson. Shane Waldron would be perfect for Daniel Jones. How did it end up like this where teams don’t understand the scheme matches for the guys who they invest so much draft capital and money into?

[@Jay-nk6dm]

@@terranceramirez4816 why do you think that Waldron would be good for jones? Genuinely don’t know DJs positive attributes at this point

[@terranceramirez4816]

@@Jay-nk6dm DJ strikes me as the kind of quarterback that would be able to make plays in structure the way that a Shanahan offense requires but is never going to sling it or push the ball downfield unless the opportunity is “college open” to do so, which is why he struggles so much in Daboll’s offense which is designed for T. Rexes like Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes.

[@Jay-nk6dm]

@@terranceramirez4816 yeah. I def agree with daboll to another QB, but I’m not sure if I agree with the DJ take, but overall I think it would be better. DJ would probably be better if he had to think less

[@terranceramirez4816]

@@Jay-nk6dm that’s the beauty of the Shanahan offense, the scheme does the thinking for them. I’m a Saints fan, most of my fellow fans hated the Derek Carr signing and thought that he wasn’t a top 20 quarterback. Last year with Pete Carmichael running the zombie Payton scheme it certainly played out that way. Bring in Kubiak, simplify the reads and make the run game more creative, and bam-offense putting up video game numbers. I’m not saying that would ever happen with Jones but I don’t see why he couldn’t be on a plane with Kirk Cousins.

[@virginianative847]

I’m just glad Steelers knew what Kenny Pickett was and shipped him out fast and we was done with it. Hopefully fields can do enough to keep winning. Still need to draft franchise guy. It’s so hard to find one tho

[@robe2504]

Some guys just can't make the leap from college to the NFL. Fields might work just well enough with Arthur Smith, especially with that D, and Tomlin.

[@DIRTYSOUTHSHINOBI]

Ravens had no fucking business losing to fucking Minshew out of all QBs you can lose to that is a embarassing loss

[@JedShams]

@@DIRTYSOUTHSHINOBI ravens always play down to their opponent level

[@たなかかげやま]

He literally beat them with the colts last year too lmfao wtf are you on about

[@jacobsims8307]

Pretty sure that’s 2 years in a row. 😂😂

[@DIRTYSOUTHSHINOBI]

@@JedShams yeah I see that!!!!

[@hilaryprosser520]

minshews the goat

[@michaelcornwall]

The Colts defense is what really scares me. AR still having his ups and downs, but that defense has a drastic amount to improve.. especially the rush defense. I knew better than to think ih Love is it we will be fine.. can't win when your TOP splits are so bad. The offense needs experience to improve

[@Spiinellii]

will @Football Analysis be doing 2-0 teams next??

[@FootballAnalysis1]

Saturday 🫡

[@Spiinellii]

@@FootballAnalysis1 🫡

[@markocampo1097]

I fucking knew bears fans were going to freak out if caleb struggled, this fanbase has no patience and continues to cling onto the past. If you like JF so much go be a Pittsburgh fan, not like he is lighting up teams.

[@ShawnReed-ny1hd]

Doesn't need or have to...he's 2-0....the ravens,bengals,browns are 0-2,0-2,1-1

[@robe2504]

100%

[@samismith8752]

@@ShawnReed-ny1hd The perks of having the best D in the NFL and playing bad teams. Just wait until he faces a little adversity.

[@410trill]

Love that cardinals coach reference from Monday night football vs the bears I think his name was Dennis green (rip)

[@ericcyliax5613]

Colts fan here. I think a lot of Richardson’s issues have been made worse by the defense losing the time of possession game so much. He’s raw and not a polished passer, so you expect that you are going to get 3 and outs and maybe even a turnover but his explosiveness means that given enough bites at the Apple, he probably rips a huge run or gets a big pass and then you are in better shape. When you give him 20 minutes with the ball and he’s behind all the time, you are basically forcing him to put on the Superman cape and he can do that, but he can’t do it consistently because he’s basically a rookie, not year 6 Josh Allen. I think gus Bradley’s defensive concepts are just outdated. He runs the same shit all the time, and that doesn’t work when you haven’t prioritized top tier defensive talent. You can put some blame on Ballard for not getting good backfield help, but seriously what’s the point of a coordinator if not to make adjustments? If they get the ball run down their throat again I think his seat gets hot, if it already isn’t. I think Steichen feels that way too, I am willing to bet there are entire chapters in his playbook he hasn’t been able to look at because he has to play from behind constantly. In both games the colts were basically behind the entire time. That makes it hard when you know your quarterback is at his worse right now when you are forced to do 10 passes for 6-7 yards a piece to march down the field and scores, so you have to play big high variance plays and sometimes everyone is in awe of the nutty 65 yard pass or left scratching their head at a bad interception. Just my take

[@soulknife20]

Also, AR has a cannon for an arm. There were multiple passes that were on target, they just came in too hot to handle for the receiver to catch. That's not an accuracy issue. It's a touch issue.

[@ericcyliax5613]

@@soulknife20 I have said the same, he never seems to miss the receiver any other way than by overthrowing the ball. They need to literally have days of practice where he has to throw with touch. Just keep putting him in scenarios where you cant just rocket it in there over and over again until he gets more natural at it. im talking have him throw short slants on time for 8 hours straight. Have a receiver literally stand behind someone and make him loft it to the receiver. He is great at a lot of things, if you can fix that lack of touch and control on the power he probably goes up 10% completion percentage. Which isnt actually that much, its 1 more throw in 10

[@jbschroll]

Bo is one of the few guys Im not worried about. Needs a running back and a comfort blanket tight end. When the d line can get home and the lbs and dbs can just sit back and read a rookie secondarys can feast. The important thing is getting reps and getting used to game speed processing.

[@robe2504]

Really? Always looked like a low ceiling guy, and so far looks like the floor is low too.

[@dddripz]

Caleb's Time to Throw in Week 2 was 2.6 seconds, the 5th fastest in the league. That's not his problem

[@garywhite2599]

Yeah all those passes tho were short passes. If he had to take a shot he was getting sacked because he couldn’t get that extra half a second to get it down the field

[@VirtuallyIdiotic]

Wasn't pocket collapse under 2 seconds? It be hard press to find any QB able to pass intermediate in that situation. ​@@garywhite2599

[@Bullboy_Adventures]

As a texans fan, the bears defense was honestly scary! They were stuffing joe Mixon and not giving stroud any time to throw. If their o line was at least decent, the texans would've been blown out.

[@samismith8752]

Flus is a great defensive coach. His halftime adjustments in particular are maybe best in the league. He'll wash out as a HC and become a highly paid DC in a year or two.

[@choochzor003]

It's too early for me to scream hate toward bo nix. Guy has the third most pass attempts in the entire league through 2 weeks as a rookie. He has no run game to speak of. Sean Payton asking him to go out and carry a, frankly, talent deficient team is just a lot to ask of the rookie. If sean Payton can get some inspiration into the offense, get the line playing right and establish a run game, I don't think it's crazy to say bo nix might shape up some.

[@bigjun913]

you earned my subscribe for your honesty about the bears, as a bears fan I appreciate it...

[@Gatf4]

Way to early to panic after 2 games. Your not mentioning how Defense is dominating across the league and scoring is abysmal

[@brianharris9949]

Anthony Richardson was over drafted. He barely played in college, and didn’t light it up when he did. He’s a specimen with a cannon for an arm, but extremely raw. He was a 50% passer in college, so what did they expect him to do in the NFL? Hopefully he can learn on the fly, or this could end badly.

[@frenchfrey65]

Malik Willis threw a TD pass before Caleb Williams, lol, lmao even.

[@samismith8752]

Doesn't help that both Keenan Allen and Rome both dropped TD passes in the EZ.

[@SlugSage]

We really got to go back to developing QBs from the bench.

[@Reggie717]

It takes 3 years to develop an nfl qb, thats 51 games….AR is on number 6. People who know ball dont put unrealistic expectations on rookie qbs.

[@richardbullwood5941]

And people who know ball also understand that you can absolutely destroy a quarterback by throwing him in the fire too quickly. Anthony Richardson is lost. He cannot read defenses, he cannot make adjustments, he can't hit wide open receivers, and after three games, you can see he has no ability to throw the rountree. Long bombs and floating screens are the only things he can do. He couldn't hit a 15-yard slant to save his life. Instead of developing and making up for the lack of experience he has in his career, he was thrown into the fire too quickly. You fall in love with his abilities and his measurables, but you make the classic greedy mistake. A quarterback can fail so badly that he can never be built up correctly. He would have been better off this season behind Joe Flacco

[@Reggie717]

@@richardbullwood5941 you mean like bryce young? Because im not seeing that. Its not pretty but i think hes shown confidence and the ability to make plays. Theres no reason to believe he cant develop the same way lamar jackson or josh allen have.

[@richardbullwood5941]

@Reggie717 Shown confidence? Have you watched the last three games? He was shaking almost visually yesterday. He decides where he's going to throw the football whether there's a receiver or a defender there, and again, the only pass plays he completes are chucking a ball down the field or floating a screen. You can see the fear in his eyes. You can see there's no ability to read a defense. He overthrows wide open receivers by 10 yds. He is completing under 50% of his passes, and has twice as many interceptions as touchdowns. And he wasn't any better in college! This is what happens when you are blinded by measurables, but you ignore the fact that someone cannot play. He has yet to demonstrate that he can throw over half the route tree and even read a defense. His mechanics are horrible. He is a couple of seasons away from being an NFL starter if ever. After three games, he has shown a complete failure to even throw a 15-yard slant. I mean, come on. He has a qbr of less than 50. These aren't rookie mistakes, this isn't the game moving too fast. This is a mechanical inability to throw completions. Take away the stuff with training wheels like screen passes, and take away the one or two long bombs a game, and it's even worse than that. We are last in the league in time of possession. Because of the way he plays his position

[@Reggie717]

@@richardbullwood5941 your blinded by your hate. Its not rookie mistakes? Its only his his 7th full game, didnt play or practice almost all last year, but it is his second year technically so i guess your right? The games not moving too fast? How could you possibly have that kind of insight? Are you in his head? Does he confide in you personally? Can you even read a defense? Or know the route tree? Because it sounds like your just repeating a bunch of the same casual fan favorites. This is what it is for the next 3 years, get used to it

[@richardbullwood5941]

@Reggie717 Hate? where in the world are you getting that? That's really odd, since I laid out statistics, empirical data, and observations of the game. He was overdrafted, dude. He barely played college football, and he wasn't that great in college. He completed under 50% of his passes at florida. And like I said before, he is clearly a developmental project that had no business starting immediately. He's completing under 50% of his passes, throws twice as many interceptions as touchdown passes, has a qbr of under 50, and has absolutely no ability to throw the football other than long bombs and floating screen passes. Have you watched the games have you seen him overthrow wide open receivers? I'm not talking about once or twice, I'm talking about every single time. Of course he does not read defenses. He doesn't even pay any attention to where Defenders are. He panics, and throws the football. Do you know anything about throwing mechanics? He throws off of his back foot with a sidearm motion. There is no accuracy to that. He's behind receivers, over the head of receivers, and has no ability to throw ends, outs, slants, or comebacks. With the lack of experience in college and very questionable success, there is absolutely no way he should have been given the starting job right out of the gate. He is probably the best example of Someone Who blinded coaches and personnel management with his measurables, but yet where has the on-field success bin it wasn't in college, and he's looking out of his depth in the pros. You can look at his eyes. You can watch him stare down receivers, and you can watch his body language every time he overthrows a wide open receiver or throws an interception. The man is lost. Do you know what a route tree is? Have you ever seen him have the ability to complete an intermediate pass? The only thing you have said that's in any way correct is the fact that we are probably going to look at this for the next two or three years. He was incredibly overdrafted in the top five. And I stand by my comment that he should be on the bench learning from Joe flacco. He was a question mark before he ever took the field. If you can't lay down successful tape in college, how in the world are you supposed to do it at the professional level? The first three games of this season speak for themselves. The Colts are last in time of possession, because that's what stopping the clock with incompletions gets you. All you have to do against the Colts is play The Run and drop a couple safeties deep. The only reason they beat the Bears yesterday is because the Bears have their own train wreck at quarterback they took with the first pick. In the meantime, Justin fields, their former quarterback, is seeing incredible success with the steelers. You don't have to be in someone's head to see results. I'm 53 years old, I've watched the game my entire life, and I watched my son play through the college level. It is easy to identify a player that simply out of their depth. Anthony Richardson is not going to improve throwing 50+ yard bombs. Not when you can't complete a 15-yard slant.

[@Readinho]

As a Florida Gators fan, I couldn't believe they were talking about Anthony Richardson going top ten in the NFL draft. Like...Anthony Richardson, Anthony Richardson? I don't care how big, fast, and athletic he is, he's just not a skilled quarterback and I couldn't wait for him to leave Florida.

[@MrGoodeats]

I am VERY RARELY a hater but when it comes to Justin Fields it's a different story. I am DISGUSTED and hurt to see Justin Fields starting and at 2-0.

[@Relentlezz41]

I mean, everyone's got the way to play against him and he's won twice. Offensively horrible football

[@SteelerFanInRI]

​​@@Relentlezz41 the problems with the Steelers offense aren't him; he literally had 3 HUGE passes to Pickens taken away because of penalties (two of which were very questionable). The problem is all the sloppy play on the offensive line and uncreative play calling, imo.

[@Relentlezz41]

@SteelerFanInRI Arty isn't great and as a huge Pickens stake in Fantasy, pain

[@SteelerFanInRI]

@@Relentlezz41 right?! I was underwhelmed with his resume and turns out I was correct; everyone was acting like this guy's an offensive genius 😂

[@SteelerFanInRI]

@@Relentlezz41 ever since Todd Haley left, the Steelers have whiffed on the OC position, every single time. Fichtner, Canada, now Smith.

[@shibity]

People like to use the Bengals w/ Joe Burrow and Chase as an example of why stacking weapons before building the OL can work to justify the Bear's approach to teambuilding. An interesting stat I heard though is Joe Burrow, even in college, gets rid of the ball over a half second faster than Caleb does/has. When you sacrifice your line... that makes a huge difference in outcome.

[@samismith8752]

And even still he suffered a terrible injury bc of that line that would have been career ending in another era. They are insanely lucky. It's a terrible gamble to make, taking weapons over trenches.

[@shibity]

@@samismith8752 and when the line is strong, it helps the run game. The run game is the biggest asset you can give a young quarterback, takes so much pressure off them.

[@mavrick1992]

The broncos have zero cap and are rebuilding. There are no concerns

[@KaylonWay_]

It's been week 2 & im still waiting for Caleb Williams to complete a deep ball. Everything is short and to the sidelines. Love his pocket presence but he out there passing like Bruce Young

[@zachknight389]

Harbaugh needs to GO

[@sk8DEMON125]

Bears will take him

[@alexhennigh5242]

​@sk8DEMON125 The Bears doing something logical? Lol you must be new here.

[@jacobsims8307]

His tenure would be 2025

[@animefan132]

Caleb Williams had a Time To Throw of 2.59 seconds on sunday. That was sixth fastest in the league in Week 2, per Next Gen Stats. He also had a Completion Percentage Above Expectation of -3.7 and had a 4.9 passer rating against the blitz.

[@holdwhatdoor7629]

Throwing a million screen passes will cause your completion rate to go up and your time to throw go down

[@animefan132]

@@holdwhatdoor7629 just stating the facts

[@KHFN_YT]

​@animefan132 Yeah, but I mean, what about his down field accuracy, especially with the 2 ints those are pretty needed facts lol

[@derekconstantino7759]

Fields > Williams

[@Zetler]

When are we getting a Dennis Allen apology video? This channel predicted his firing by the end of the season 🤣

[@hatuletoh]

Caleb Williams should be benched, not because he's playing poorly, which he is, but he's a rookie two games in. He should be benched so that he doesn't get killed behind the incredibly sub-par offensive line. It doesn't matter what kind of receivers a qb has to throw to when the line leaves him running for his life every other play.

[@deveanatkinson7426]

Ravens will be fine, Bears will be fine although there will be growing pains, same with the Colts. Broncos are just ass we been knew

[@WiiFan20XX]

If i were the top qb in the drafts in the future, i would outright refuse to play for the bears or panthers

[@wicklebee]

Something in the offseason I mentioned about a dozen times was that I was outright baffled that the Broncos wanted to move on from Russell Wilson, a QB with an iffy deep ball who mostly throws check-downs to the RB and short passes to the sidelines and thought that Bo Nix, a QB with an iffy deep ball who had the best accuracy of all QBs in the draft because nearly all of his throws were short passes or check-downs to the RB at Oregon, was going to be their savior. I've also been thinking about it, and as of right now, I think the Broncos have the second worst receiving situation in the NFL, in front of the Rams who have lost both of their starters. And I mean that in the case that I do not think even the Panthers or Chargers would want to swap their WRs+TEs for the Broncos starters, especially with Devaughn Vele injured.

[@marcusmcgraw3519]

You can’t understand how funny this is to see the Bears continuing to struggle. They will be good in a couple years, but I am so happy the preseason hype is effectively dead

[@VirtuallyIdiotic]

I dont mind Eberflus as a head coach now in general. He is a great players coach and defensively you can see how he has adapted quickly to change thw outcome. He would not have been my pick though to remain head coach when help on offense was needed and young rookie qb.

[@anthoneykarimbey6156]

Having the Ravens as a concern but no Bengals says all we need to know about this guy. Lamar & Burrow lost the same way to Patty & they both lost to weaker teams they were supposed to beat

[@FootballAnalysis1]

I just released a video Sunday with Burrow on the thumbnail captioned “concerning” but thank you!

[@BobishVideos]

As an eagles fan, I’m excited for you to dissect what went wrong against the falcons. On a separate note, how do you get footage from the entire field? Separate website?

[@staxbeeburner4757]

All 22

[@almightysenkai9774]

NFL+ has all 22.

[@voxextremos22]

Willimas was in the top 10 in terms of getting the ball out quick in the league according to PFF... your criticism is not true

[@JedShams]

oh here we go. a PFF merchant.

[@DIRTYSOUTHSHINOBI]

Caleb got bailed out by the defense in week 1.. he has not looked great regardless of yo argument but we only 2 weeks in so obviously he can get better but he definitely has not played great so far

[@Noctem_pasa]

@@DIRTYSOUTHSHINOBII don’t think anyone is denying that, but specifically the criticism of chronically holding onto the ball isn’t exactly what happened

[@JGRuhJGR]

As a patriots fan and a Mac Jones fan, he did the same thing as well

[@SquidFiddle]

You clearly haven’t watched the last two weeks of football lol

[@PropheticREVOlution]

Even when Caleb gets out of a sack he still has no downfield accuracy. He either overthrows the ball or the an INT

[@samismith8752]

So far, yeah, but you're talking about a handful of passes. Tiny sample size. Those same throws went for huge gains in college. He obviously has the skill to throw 30 yards down the field on the run. Shit, he did it in preseason. Perfect dime to a covered WR way downfield. This is not Bo nix; dude has an arm.

[@chrisanders713]

As a Texans fan I found it funny how people were saying that the AFC South was gonna be a good division this year knowing all along it was just gonna be us carrying and probably sweeping all of it.

[@crosslinezero3572]

It's been 2 weeks dude. 15 games left to go. What a dumb thing to say lol

[@austandinglosking]

bo's footwork and mechanics are there he just need nfl reps to understand schemes, same with caleb

[@ThomasDavis-dm2bc]

Lamar needs a real #1 receiver that’s it !

[@keithnshel]

What is there to talk about? The Bears, Colts and a number of other teams have these running inconsistent throwing college caliber QBs playing in the NFL. They are not even close to level of Brady, Manning, Brees or Mahomes. It's not meant to be a criticism of these teams and their QBs , it's simply the draft pool the NFL has to work with.

[@samismith8752]

Do you not remember why Mahomes wasn't picked top 10 (he was a very similar prospect as Caleb, just LESS polished)? Or why the Chargers gave up on Brees? Or that Manning threw 28 INTs as a rookie because he made terrible decision after terrible decision? Or that Brady was picked near the end of the draft? Even Rodgers fell to the end of the 1st. Purdy was the last player drafted. QBs take time to develop. What you draft is skillset and nothing more. Sometimes it works, usually it doesn't. Sometimes they can immediately step in, almost always they struggle for a year or two or longer.

[@Aj-B44]

Let’s hear it ❗️

[@saturnsynth11]

It’s been a tough start, same for my fantasy team, which has Josh Allen, CD, Nico, Connor, Pitts, DJ Moore, Keenan Allen, and Zamir White. Also Keon Coleman. I’m 0-2. 😒

[@AlanBennett866]

As a former Broncos fan since 1983, I stopped supporting the team when they brought in Sean Payton, who, after Bounty-gate, doesn’t deserve to be in the NFL. I used to think he was brilliant with X’s and O’s, but this team looks like he’s the rookie, and I’m loving every minute of it.

[@Spvke]

So not a real fan, got it. I’m sure you’ll bandwagon once they get it together.

[@AlanBennett866]

@@Spvke Not unless they fire Payton. Morals and ethics aren't subjective, just as you can't be okay with a house that lacks a foundation. The spirit of sports is to respect the game by obeying its rules. Winning at any cost is fine until it violates the game's integrity. This idea of subjectivity erodes the fabric of both our nation and sports. We don't allow this in other areas of life, so why in sports and politics? Answer that, and you'll see how fallacious and damaging this mindset really is.

[@jeremeybrown9716]

Of the teams mentioned, as a Browns fan, I think Baltimore will be the team to turn around their season. Fields is proving that he WASN'T the problem in Chicago.

[@projoebiochem]

I’m not worried about the Ravens. They have the talent to right the ship. The Colts are not good. They have inconsistent quarterback play, weak outside pass defense, and the offensive line is too inconsistent. Nelson and Smith are the only ones playing well.

[@webb42023]

You need to mention the lack of separation denver's wr are making the reads haven't been there for bo but the wr aren't giving him much to work with at all the only two with good release are getting around 30 snaps over 2 games and the best receiver has been a 26 year old rookie

[@natedavis8669]

I remember when Colts fans were yapping about winning the division over the Texans 😂

[@tgriffin3059]

Anybody who knows anything about the modern NFL is well aware that that could still easily happen.

[@natedavis8669]

@@tgriffin3059 yeah COULD, but it won’t. AR is gonna keep having 2-3 int’s a game, and the colts will continue to be ass. They’ve had their turn to be good

[@tgriffin3059]

@@natedavis8669 To do what you're suggesting would mean that the Colts are truly bad. And today's NFL doesn't have many bad teams...doesn't have many good teams, either....just a bunch of mediocrity, and somebody gets hot late, and that's the story of most seasons...Look at the standings in December over the past decade...the league wanted parity rather than greatness, and they've succeeded...if you want to call it that...

[@tgriffin3059]

@@natedavis8669 See what I mean? One day, and the division is right back to being a logjam...

[@natedavis8669]

@@tgriffin3059 we’re 2-1 and yall are 1-2 AND yall barely beat the bears, calm down

[@cameronzwicke5761]

It's really bad that the only team in this list without a first or second year QB is the Ravens. That's the team with the most concern, especially since they added D Henry and he hasn't done ish.

[@asacloutier7530]

Ravens need some new coaches and a WR1 for Lamar, Bears need an O-line (looks to be worst in the league), Colts need WRs (plural) and waaaay better playcalling from Steichen + a defense, Broncos just have a bad roster and Bo Nix may not be it. Not nearly as bad as Bryce Young though so he should get a full season and some change to see what he can do. Most concerned with the Bears as they let Caleb get pressured nearly every snap and he's not a large frame guy and will get injured eventually taking all these big hits.

[@wilhoroshak5035]

Colts have Pittman, Downs, Dulin and Pierce they will be fine, they need Richardson to develop more. Flowers needs someone else that can catch the ball too, I could see Flowers being a good WR1 if they have a slot man or wide out that draws attention from him. Agreed, Broncos are a mess, I hope Nix gets somewhere else, fast.

[@plao34]

Hold on, other Broncos fans kept telling me the team was great last year and the only problem was the QB. What happened?

[@jamesknapp64]

Chiefs Kingdom reporting in: somehow they downgraded at QB again

[@CMHandle]

Hey there. You lost me a little at 12:34 where we jumped from the similarity between Fields and Williams holding on to the ball to comparing Tua T and Joe B. As controversial politician over here once infamously said "please explain"!! 😊. Cheers.

[@logieagogie]

Starting 1-1 and having a close game against the Texans is not a bad start at all. The Bears are fine at their current position.

[@In.OrderToGrow]

Caleb did a good job getting the ball out fast for the most part but that’s the thing he’s a rookie. How effective is he gonna be when he only has 2.5 seconds to throw the ball? Idk, but I agree the bears aren’t any good on the line

[@isaiahdavidson6217]

I traded away Chase and waddle for AJ Brown and Stevenson.. I was in need of RB depth bad. You think I took the L?

[@deftone330]

As a Panthers fan, it's hard to get any lower than right now. There's just no hope, nothing is working. We need to sell hard at the trade deadline and end of the year.

[@robe2504]

Not sure who you could trade - Moton, Clowney, Thielen for some cap relief, maybe Jayce Horn because he'll be aging before their next window opens in 2026-27. I thought your D looked at least decent, and they competed really well with Darnold late in 2022. They seem to have a great chance to get the 1st pick again in 2025. Maybe a viable QB emerges this college season and they take a shot, or trade back for a future 1st, and use their other high picks to start adding some talent at key positions, and have another go at QB in 2026. Maybe they could trade Bryce, or just park him on the bench for a year or two and see if the light switches on.

[@J_Z913]

3:34 I still get confused when someone says the Raiders are from Vegas.

[@markbrusberg9808]

As a Ravens fan, all I've heard for the last few years has been "you need to build around Lamar for him to be successful" or "you're not coaching him properly". Most recently, it was "you need to pay Lamar" and "it's disrespectful / racist to not give him a contract like Deshaun Watkins". Well, the team responded, and we've been rewarded with abysmal playoff performances and 4th quarter 3-and-outs. Time for Lamar to step up.

[@AWOL97]

Imagine still glazing Williams after he hasn’t shown anything. I get the like sucks, but we talk about how Williams has all this “big play” potential but has yet to even get a TD himself.

[@TheSaxMloan]

As a Bears fan, I'm not worried about Williams at all. Our O-Line is AWFUL and have some easier defenses coming up that should help with adjusting to the NFL speed. Hopefully the line can hold up against the Panthers and Commanders. The biggest disappointment to me has been Shane Waldron. How did Seahawks fans put up with him?

[@nateharman8260]

So happy for a vid about teams not doing well to NOT include Washington for once 🎉

[@StrosB4Hos]

Richardson doesn’t get that 3rd Hail Mary interception excused. He started that drive with a dropped INT.

[@troyAZB]

It’s easy to drop passes when they are coming in at 100 mph