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This is the story of the controversial rise of Caleb Williams. This Caleb Williams documentary dives into the best moments of his career as well as controversial moments.
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  • @jaster2211
    @jaster22112 ай бұрын

    God he feels like the lonzo ball of the NFL

  • @Cold__Soup

    @Cold__Soup

    2 ай бұрын

    What? If you’re going to make ridiculous takes like this at least explain it a little. Lonzo Ball got insane attention because of his father, what’s the comparison here?

  • @jaster2211

    @jaster2211

    2 ай бұрын

    @@Cold__Soup look how involved his father is in his life. Dude was literally molding him to be a QB

  • @highlogic518

    @highlogic518

    2 ай бұрын

    @@jaster2211 if your argument is Caleb Williams' father molded him to be a QB the best comparison would have been Todd Marinovich's father, Marv, who was a former USC lineman and many wll argue, from the time Todd was born, Marv did everything to make him a top QB prospect. If you see a comparison of not wanting to play for the team with the #1 draft pick. John Elway and Eli Manning did that. No need to bring a basketball father into the conversation. When there are other examples in football.

  • @Rosepapi

    @Rosepapi

    2 ай бұрын

    Lavar had a goal and got all 3 of his sons to the NBA while also never playing in the NBA himself, you can hate on the man all you want but he got his kids to the ultimate goal and Lamelo is like that.

  • @Calebwilliamsishim

    @Calebwilliamsishim

    2 ай бұрын

    @@jaster2211no he didn’t Caleb chose to play qb dumb dude talk what you know before you speak on Caleb Williams

  • @OfficialJaguarGator9
    @OfficialJaguarGator92 ай бұрын

    "Never sleeping in a room more than 68 degrees to help with his recovery" Oh so that's why I feel so sore after doing 5 minutes on the treadmill

  • @SheGotSports

    @SheGotSports

    2 ай бұрын

    Lol

  • @TheHallway7

    @TheHallway7

    2 ай бұрын

    So the Chicago winters will be beneficial 💪🏼🐻

  • @user-tp8gn8vy7l

    @user-tp8gn8vy7l

    2 ай бұрын

    Hilarious 😂

  • @SchizoAction
    @SchizoAction2 ай бұрын

    The Bears have a pretty solid team. Trading Fields for a rookie would be a huge risk regardless of how good he played in college. But hey, it’s the Bears..🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @Cold__Soup

    @Cold__Soup

    2 ай бұрын

    What are you talking about trading Fields for a rookie? The bears have the number 1 pick Fields isn’t being traded for Caleb Williams. Caleb Williams will be drafted by the bears and Fields will be released. This rookie you are talking about played better in college than Fields ever did as well. At the end of the day every rookie is a risk.

  • @E09154

    @E09154

    2 ай бұрын

    Keeping Fields is huge risk!! If Bears don’t make the playoffs next year with Fields he’s gone, Poles is probably fired and the program takes 2 steps back!

  • @guyincognito320

    @guyincognito320

    2 ай бұрын

    The odds Caleb is worse than JF are pretty slim. There's no way it's not at least a lateral move. JF is who we THOUGHT he was.

  • @E09154

    @E09154

    2 ай бұрын

    @@guyincognito320 Exactly!! Caleb fits what the Bears want a perfect blend of pocket presence and playmaking ability

  • @UBuyTYFlys

    @UBuyTYFlys

    2 ай бұрын

    @@Cold__Soupthey ain’t gunna release him dumbass lmaoo they’ll trade him

  • @morenewyorkgiantsplease
    @morenewyorkgiantsplease2 ай бұрын

    No crying in front of us unless it's the superbowl.😂

  • @LeroyLegacy

    @LeroyLegacy

    2 ай бұрын

    And even then, you're only allowed 3 whimpers, and then you bottle it up

  • @justinmorado9525

    @justinmorado9525

    2 ай бұрын

    One lone tear down the cheek while he glares angrily at the victors all while envisioning how he will lead the Bears to a SB victory the following season.

  • @spiritualarchitect4276
    @spiritualarchitect42762 ай бұрын

    Comparing 2024 Draft Class QB stats: Caleb Williams: 37 games = 93 TD / 14 Int / 10,082 Yards / 169 Rating + Rushing: 966 Yards / 27 TD Jayden Daniels = 55 games = 89 TD / 20 Int / 12,515 Yards / 158 Rating + Rushing: 3,307 Yards / 35 TD Drake Maye: 30 games = 63 TD / 16 Int / 8,018 Yards / 154 Rating + Rushing: 1,209 Yards / 16 TD J.J. McCarthy: 40 games = 49 TD / 11 Int / 6,226 Yards / 160 Rating + Rushing: 632 Yards / 10 TD Michael Penix: 49 games = 91 TD / 32 Int / 12,788 Yards / 148 Rating + Rushing: 247 Yards / 13 TD Bo Nix: 61 games = 113 TD / 26 Int / 15,352 Yards / 149 Rating + Rushing: 1,613 Yards / 38 TD Spencer Rattler = 48 games = 77 TD / 32 Int / 10,807 Yards / 152 Rating + Rushing: 410 Yards / 16 TD Carson Beck = 25 games = 30 TD / 8 Int / 4,427 Yards / 166 Rating + Rushing: 175 Yards / 4 TD

  • @robertkidnley93
    @robertkidnley932 ай бұрын

    I am a bears fan and I cant stand this guy

  • @Alex-gl1nv

    @Alex-gl1nv

    2 ай бұрын

    Most of us don’t like him

  • @nickn9244

    @nickn9244

    2 ай бұрын

    Time to switch teams

  • @Alex-gl1nv

    @Alex-gl1nv

    2 ай бұрын

    @@nickn9244 stop cry mfs don’t have to like this dude

  • @chriskastelic1491

    @chriskastelic1491

    2 ай бұрын

    As a Bears fan, I can't wait to see him play for us!

  • @Alex-gl1nv

    @Alex-gl1nv

    2 ай бұрын

    @@chriskastelic1491 see this thing people can have a opinion

  • @PointManify
    @PointManify2 ай бұрын

    False dichotomy at 6:50. I don’t want to see a quarterback crying after a loss or acting apathetic. I want to see him angry and vowing to work so that doesn’t happen again.

  • @SheGotSports

    @SheGotSports

    2 ай бұрын

    Valid point.

  • @blublood22

    @blublood22

    13 күн бұрын

    Totally agree

  • @hermunkulus
    @hermunkulus2 ай бұрын

    You're almost at 100k subs. So cool to see your growth.

  • @SheGotSports

    @SheGotSports

    2 ай бұрын

    thank you!!

  • @jamesbarrick3403
    @jamesbarrick34032 ай бұрын

    The NFL will chew this guy up. I really hope Ryan Poles is smart enough to not take him for the Bears.

  • @foolmenow00

    @foolmenow00

    2 ай бұрын

    Bears are known to chew people, especially, anti-Bear fans up, too!

  • @spiritualarchitect4276
    @spiritualarchitect42762 ай бұрын

    I finally watched this video and I feel it is one of the better videos there is on Caleb, because SGS details his early history, where others do not. The guys whole purpose in life is to be a Great Quarterback. That's what drives him. The only type of bust he should be headed for is in the Hall Of Fame. Nail color dos not mean SQUAT when it comes to reading defenses and spinning the ball. This guy does not seem like a quitter. He is aware that he is wearing Robo Quarterbacks number 13. Todd Marinovich, trained from the age of 3 to be an NFL QB by his father, an NFL coach. Todd Marinovich was a first round draft pick, but the dude wanted to smoke pot and surf. THAT is not Caleb Williams.

  • @standingalone001
    @standingalone0012 ай бұрын

    He sounds like a spoiled brat to me.

  • @ElricX
    @ElricX2 ай бұрын

    As a Bears fan I'm terrified lol! The situation with his father makes me apprehensive. A haul of picks and keeping Justin vs a flip of the coin on a rookie. I guess we've got to trust Ryan Poles.

  • @kameishagreenunapologetica8210

    @kameishagreenunapologetica8210

    2 ай бұрын

    I’m a Washington fan and I was thinking the same thing! That diva shit is just bad for everyone🤷🏽‍♀️

  • @foolmenow00

    @foolmenow00

    2 ай бұрын

    King Poles ability to parlay his choices in getting a better QB while still fill holes was bottom line. A 'haul' may have some losers, too! It's called a LOTTERY (not a haul) for a reason, mi amigo... anybody won any big lotteries lately??

  • @FenrirMont
    @FenrirMont2 ай бұрын

    Your videos are so cool!! Pls keep uploading them;

  • @fazetester1855
    @fazetester18552 ай бұрын

    Only OGS new the original title was “The Controversial Rise Of Caleb Williams”

  • @danielschell1656
    @danielschell16562 ай бұрын

    Love these videos lauren ❤ keep them coming you know your stuff

  • @sgtcrusher66
    @sgtcrusher662 ай бұрын

    hoiw come you didnt mention him wearing a dress ?

  • @wesleyscott1633

    @wesleyscott1633

    2 ай бұрын

    Because people can wear whatever they want and it doesn’t affect his ability to play football in the slightest

  • @sgtcrusher66

    @sgtcrusher66

    2 ай бұрын

    do you want a limp wristed quarterback who you dont know if he will be crying in the shower at half time because somebody hurt his feelings ?i dont @@wesleyscott1633

  • @noy8940
    @noy89402 ай бұрын

    First video I’ve seen from you. As a bears fan, it’s a really informative look into Caleb’s life and a lot of the information that I wanted to know about him. Subbed!

  • @bobl2833
    @bobl28332 ай бұрын

    Cries slot. Mostly when loosing.

  • @419HLR

    @419HLR

    2 ай бұрын

    He’s a kid

  • @whotflivesinwyoming

    @whotflivesinwyoming

    2 ай бұрын

    @@419HLR22 is a grown adult

  • @BOB-NARLEY
    @BOB-NARLEY2 ай бұрын

    Like your presentation, nice work ...and as a Bears lifer you know what ever move is made will be the wrong move !

  • @ZakkaryDuvall-ye2jf
    @ZakkaryDuvall-ye2jf2 ай бұрын

    When are you going live again

  • @yevgeniyabaratov6582
    @yevgeniyabaratov65822 ай бұрын

    Man Don't bring him to Chicago. We got Justin Fields. No crying and painting ya nails wearing sweater dresses with a stick on magazines in the chi

  • @moonytheloony6516

    @moonytheloony6516

    2 ай бұрын

    Ya got Justin Fields... no ya don't, and that's a good thing.

  • @OTCHooly
    @OTCHoolyАй бұрын

    I absolutely love this channel keep up the great work. Caleb is definitely a polarising character let’s all see if he lives upto the hype!

  • @michael7054
    @michael70542 ай бұрын

    Great video! The team that got the rights to the first pick didnt end up being the worst team although not a good team. I hope Caleb turns the Bears around.

  • @greggwolfe935
    @greggwolfe9352 ай бұрын

    THERE'S NO CRYING IN FOOTBALL!!!!!??😂😂😂

  • @JacionBryant
    @JacionBryant2 ай бұрын

    As a raiders fan I just want a qb

  • @moonytheloony6516
    @moonytheloony65162 ай бұрын

    There's a lot of the Dunning-Kruger Effect going on here in these comments. Geniuses quoting natural law, whatever the hell that even means on a football team.... Who cares if Caleb Williams paints his nails? It's got nothing to do with business. If he cries after a loss, well I've seen plenty of football players cry on sidelines after a loss in both HS and college...so what? Did Williams quit the game after that loss? No he didn't so maybe, just maybe that should matter a bit more than the tears he shed. I just don't think he should play for the Chicago Bears...it is a substandard organization that QB's go to fail, not succeed. Their history is loaded and I do mean loaded with failed QB's. If Williams is smart, he'll pull an Eli Manning and tell the Bears thanks but no-thanks and play elsewhere, which would be quite hilarious to watch happen.

  • @joemurillo6778
    @joemurillo67782 ай бұрын

    Fields had no defense to help him . Now they got a better defense. No respect for Fields

  • @chris_3636
    @chris_36362 ай бұрын

    As a Bears fan I vividly remember us having a QB from the Bronco's who played like he didn't care. I didn't want Fields to go, but now that he has I want to see them draft Williams. I couldn't care less if he paints his nails or not, but he may want to avoid painting "F" The Cowboys or "F" The 49ers, or any other team in the NFL, because these defenses are a different beast. I hope he cares, I hope he strives to be the best, because it's not always seemed that Bears QBs do. My only red flag is him not having an agent, and his fathers involvement. We've been there before with Roquan Smith and his hold outs. That is disruption and petulance we don't need. I hope Williams comes to Chicago, knuckles down, plays good ball and brings us some success and excitement. If he does I'll buy his jersey. Go Bears 🐻

  • @alvinhawthorne3912
    @alvinhawthorne39122 ай бұрын

    I think that they should keep Justin Field. I think this guy here is going to be a problem draft another quarterback not Kaylin Williams keep Justin Fields. He’s a OK quarterback can Williams look like he will be a lot of problems.

  • @gregcoles1565
    @gregcoles15652 ай бұрын

    Caleb is such a commander its actually crazy

  • @SheGotSports

    @SheGotSports

    2 ай бұрын

    lol

  • @sheffrudytke1086
    @sheffrudytke10862 ай бұрын

    CW literally laughed at Max Duggan for crying

  • @crimsoncola
    @crimsoncola2 ай бұрын

    Wait, are you the girl from Secret Base?

  • @liamsaucedo44
    @liamsaucedo442 ай бұрын

    idk but i hope he stays healthy and can ball out. both chicago and washington have gone long enough without franchise qbs

  • @IFlyMileHigh

    @IFlyMileHigh

    2 ай бұрын

    Long enough? It's been 74 years since the Bears had a QB... 😂

  • @bradypreston8472
    @bradypreston84722 ай бұрын

    Amazing video Lauren!!! 😊😊

  • @SheGotSports

    @SheGotSports

    2 ай бұрын

    Thank you!! 😁

  • @ChiraqRo
    @ChiraqRo2 ай бұрын

    You got a video on every QB except Justin Fields ??

  • @flybirdsfly2091
    @flybirdsfly20912 ай бұрын

    Good video,keep up the good work.

  • @SheGotSports

    @SheGotSports

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks, will do!

  • @Paul-ik8fm
    @Paul-ik8fm2 ай бұрын

    Hey do you do OF

  • @Ndzzle
    @Ndzzle2 ай бұрын

    With Caleb's father, and the lack of proper management, Caleb is starting to slip. I would let another team deal with all that nonsense

  • @michaelwhite4004
    @michaelwhite40042 ай бұрын

    It is a lot of hype and pressure on Caleb Williams going into the NFL but we will see what is going to happen when the bears draft number one in the NFL draft.🏈

  • @brotherjohnwaynecausey
    @brotherjohnwaynecausey2 ай бұрын

    Amazing video Lauren 📹 you're channel is so good 👍

  • @rjg9708
    @rjg97082 ай бұрын

    We need a part 2 🐻⬇️

  • @nascarnerf
    @nascarnerf2 ай бұрын

    Your 100% right

  • @spiritualarchitect4276
    @spiritualarchitect42762 ай бұрын

    Comparing Caleb’s College stats to those of legendary NFL QB’s college stats: Caleb Williams: 37 games = 93 TD / 14 Int / 10,082 Yards / 169 Rating + Rushing: 966 Yards / 27 TD Tom Brady: 29 games = 30 TD / 17 Int / 4,773 Yards / 134 Rating + Rushing: -150 Yards / 3 TD Peyton Manning: 45 games = 89 TD / 33 Int / 11,201 Yards / 147 Rating + Rushing: -181 Yards / 12 TD Eli Manning: 43 games = 81 TD / 35 Int / 10,119 Yards / 137 Rating + Rushing: -135 Yards / 5 TD Andrew Luck: 38 games = 82 TD / 22 Int / 9,430 Yards / 162 Rating + Rushing: 957 Yards / 7 TD Jamarcus Russell: 36 games = 52 TD / 21 Int / 6,625 Yards / 147 Rating + Rushing: 79 Yards / 4 TD Cam Newton: 20 games = 30 TD / 7 Int / 2,908 Yards / 178 Rating + Rushing: 1,586 Yards / 24 TD Colt Brennan: 38 games = 131 TD / 42 Int / 14,193 Yards / 167 Rating + Rushing: -547 Yards / 15 TD Tim Tebow: 55 games = 88 TD / 16 Int / 9,285 Yards / 170 Rating + Rushing: 2,947 Yards / 57 TD John Smellway: 42 games = 77 TD / 39 Int / 9,349 Yards / 139 Rating + Rushing: -279(?) Yards / 5 TD Jim Kelly: 44 games = 33 TD / 28 Int / 5,228 Yards / 128 Rating + Rushing: 124 Yards / 7 TD Dan Marino: 44 games = 74 TD / 64 Int / 7,905 Yards / 129 Rating + Rushing: -270 Yards / 3 TD Steve Young: 34 games = 56 TD / 33 Int / 7,733 Yards / 149 Rating + Rushing: 1,080 Yards / 18 TD Joe Montana: 27 games = 25 TD / 25 Int / 4,121 Yards / 125 Rating + Rushing: 104 Yards / 14 TD Joe flipping Namath: 30 games = 24 TD / 20 Int / 2,713 Yards / 125 Rating + Rushing: 563 Yards / 15 TD

  • @blizzard528

    @blizzard528

    2 ай бұрын

    Snuck Jamarcus in there like we wouldnt notice

  • @spiritualarchitect4276

    @spiritualarchitect4276

    2 ай бұрын

    @@blizzard528 Jam's a legend but for all the wrong reasons. But being the #1 pick, his numbers seemed worth comparing.

  • @spiritualarchitect4276

    @spiritualarchitect4276

    2 ай бұрын

    @@Philtration Mitch Trubisky: 31 games = 41 TD / 10 Int / 4,762 Yards / 157 Rating + Rushing: 439 Yards / 8 TD Mitch Trubisky: 31 games = 49 TOTAL TD Caleb Williams: 37 games = 93 TD / 14 Int / 10,082 Yards / 169 Rating + Rushing: 966 Yards / 27 TD Caleb Williams: 37 games = 120 TOTAL TD

  • @blizzard528

    @blizzard528

    2 ай бұрын

    He had real potential sucks he became lazy@@spiritualarchitect4276

  • @Ralph-wl2ii
    @Ralph-wl2ii2 ай бұрын

    We got a quarterback in Justin Fields, we made some moves, now we got a team, Justin fields is #1QB and Amen to that!

  • @moonytheloony6516

    @moonytheloony6516

    2 ай бұрын

    You must be a Steelers fan.

  • @user-ju6jy1zm4n
    @user-ju6jy1zm4n2 ай бұрын

    why'd you guys make Caleb look 45 in that thumbnail?

  • @marloncherry1277
    @marloncherry12772 ай бұрын

    Bullsh_ _! We don't want him to many redflags!!! Justin's our Qb1 JF1

  • @SheGotSports

    @SheGotSports

    2 ай бұрын

    Interesting! I feel like the Bears fan base is really split over if they should draft him. Would you say that’s true as a bears fan?

  • @mattgiant3390
    @mattgiant339027 күн бұрын

    I live in dc and this is so inspiring

  • @bobroberts2316
    @bobroberts23162 ай бұрын

    Us Chicago Bear fans prefer our next savior QB to not wear fingernail polish and cry like a bitch after a loss. We prefer a real man. He'll fit in better in DC. Too bad San Fran isnt looking for a QB......cuz he would be perfect there!

  • @sawyerhinck2471
    @sawyerhinck24712 ай бұрын

    I personally think he’ll go to the commanders.

  • @Ndzzle

    @Ndzzle

    2 ай бұрын

    At this point, it looks like the Bears are going to trade the pick. If I were a betting man, I would put my money on the commanders.

  • @sawyerhinck2471

    @sawyerhinck2471

    2 ай бұрын

    @@Ndzzle I hope he goes to the commanders because that’s where he fits best in his home town.

  • @xxcelr8rs

    @xxcelr8rs

    2 ай бұрын

    Bears ruin QBs, toss to wolves too soon. They have the first pick.Have not thad a great QB in 70 years. Cutler could have been great for them. Mahommes was exception as rookie phenom but this guy could be better. with some time to absorb. It took Love three years. and he is a hard worker with huge brain.Vikings might offer Two firsts and a few second and thirds.

  • @Ndzzle

    @Ndzzle

    2 ай бұрын

    I can't see Williams sit behind Justin for a year or two. I am surprised with the latest trade for Keenan Allen, which means the Bears aren't looking at Marvin Harrison Jr. The Bears now only have 4 draft picks left. If they don't draft Caleb Williams, who do you think they will draft now?

  • @ReconcilemE
    @ReconcilemE2 ай бұрын

    OK! great content you just earned my sub. But I must disagree with you about a grown man crying after a loss in football game. But hey I might be a little biased cause in 2010 we made it to state and we lost and all the players were crying while I was just thinking "y'all can't be serious, it's just football" lol Yes I was a significant role in our way to get their.

  • @chiefgangmusic
    @chiefgangmusic2 ай бұрын

    I don’t think he seems like a character on basketball wives.

  • @RedneckOgre9000
    @RedneckOgre90002 ай бұрын

    Seems a little like Todd Marinovich with his overbearing dad.

  • @trelanding8425
    @trelanding84252 ай бұрын

    Elisha "the God"Manning

  • @UCONN_HUSKIES
    @UCONN_HUSKIES2 ай бұрын

    Lauren ❤

  • @aaronsworkouts604
    @aaronsworkouts6042 ай бұрын

    All I’m going to say is stop painting your nails and stop crying when you lose

  • @DJKwest113093
    @DJKwest1130932 ай бұрын

    Constantly have to my coworkers the bears would make a big mistake if they draft this guy

  • @robertwadas
    @robertwadas2 ай бұрын

    Here is the delema...It is something you cannot overcome and no college football has ever experienced this. The world class defensives and world class defense backs. An NFL QB needs to release the ball withing 2.6 seconds. Very difficult. And here is something they have never been tested on.. When your eyes see a play develp, it takes .7 seconds for tour brain to get the visual message from your eyes and then convert it to create movement of your limb. This is the natural avg. If a QB's brain is not as fast as that, it is something that cannot be improved. You can change you genetics. This is the problem Just Fields has and why he seems to hold the ball to long. His brain to not signal his arm fast enough. You can develop pure timing plays where he does not have to make a decision if he is covered and count 2 seconds and throw the ball to a spot on the field regardless of who or what is there. Tom Brady practiced this by using a blindfold with Gronk for 1 hr after every practice. He did not need to do it, but it nice to have that in your hip pocket. Great for lobbing passes to corner of endzone ! We will see, I wish nothing but the best for every QB and every player to succeed in my favorite sport. I love when great teams play each other and have great games.. Otherwise I would be watching soccer for 4 hours that end up 0-0

  • @xxcelr8rs

    @xxcelr8rs

    2 ай бұрын

    It doesn't take 7 seconds, maybe 2 seconds. Still Pro ball is way faster than college. Lot more to know in an instant before the snap. All the possibilities and probabilities. How to look off the safeties, Where the heat is coming from if it is real or not. Where to go with it Even passing lanes between six five lineman is a fraction of a second window. My favorite sport too.

  • @robertwadas

    @robertwadas

    2 ай бұрын

    @@xxcelr8rs 0.7 second to go from eyes thru brain to arm

  • @joelreading3184

    @joelreading3184

    2 ай бұрын

    Finally somebody understands that the brain is just as important as the body. You need to read the defense so quickly that's why teams overlooked Brock Purdy look how quickly he has to get the ball out of his hands.

  • @Dubberzz
    @Dubberzz2 ай бұрын

    His performance in 2023 was consistent with 2022. His effieciency increased, his rating increased, his completion percentage increased and yards per reception increased. His total TDs went from 3.7 per game to 3.4 per game and his passing yards went down from 335 to 333 yards per game. This whole "step back" narrative is dogshit. People with smooth brain math skills wee the lower numbers and don't take into account that USC played 2 less games.

  • @aaroncathey6706
    @aaroncathey67062 ай бұрын

    Shegotsports Shegoodatsportsvids...good stuff! Hopefully the Bears Draft him. And if Washington really want him...come and get him. ;)

  • @trinamorgan6096
    @trinamorgan60962 ай бұрын

    And he will not be traded Justin is our franchise quarterback

  • @moonytheloony6516

    @moonytheloony6516

    2 ай бұрын

    Is he? Are ya sure?

  • @The190647
    @The1906472 ай бұрын

    No he won't be a Bears. We are keeping Justin Filelds.

  • @moonytheloony6516

    @moonytheloony6516

    2 ай бұрын

    We? You're not the GM of the Chicago Bears and something tells me the Bears ain't keeping Justin Fields.

  • @johnnieclemons2921

    @johnnieclemons2921

    2 ай бұрын

    That aged like milk

  • @11nailuJ11
    @11nailuJ112 ай бұрын

    here before 100k

  • @JacionBryant
    @JacionBryant2 ай бұрын

    One of the best KZread channels

  • @carltonberry137
    @carltonberry1372 ай бұрын

    Caleb gives off those Ryan Leaf vibes.

  • @foolmenow00

    @foolmenow00

    2 ай бұрын

    He gives off 'special talent' vibes to us who know something about football.

  • @spiritualarchitect4276
    @spiritualarchitect42762 ай бұрын

    Caleb compared to other College QB’s Total TD’s: Tom Brady: 29 games = 33 TD Brock Purdy: 48 games = 52 TD Andrew Luck: 38 games = 89 TD Trevor Lawrence: 40 games = 108 TD Patrick Mahomes: 32 games = 115 TD Caleb Williams: 37 games = 120 TD Justin Fields = 53 games = 87 TD Drake Maye: 30 games = 79 TD Jayden Daniels = 55 games = 124 TD Michael Penix: 49 games = 104 TD J.J. McCarthy: 40 games = 59 TD Carson Beck = 25 games = 34 TD Spencer Rattler = 48 games = 93 TD Jordan Love = 38 games = 69 TD Joe Burrow: 38 games = 91 TD Justin Herbert: 43 games = 108 TD Josh Allen: 27 games = 57 TD Will Levis = 39 games = 63 TD Matthew Stafford = 39 games = 57 TD Bryce Young: 36 games = 87 TD CJ Stroud: 27 games = 86 TD Ryan Tannehill: 26 games = 47TD Sam Darnold: 27 games = 64 TD Gardner Minshew: 30 games = 66 TD Mitch Trubisky: 31 games = 49 TD Lamar Jackson = 38 games = 119 TD Jamarcus Russell: 36 games = 56 TD Cam Newton: 20 games = 54 TD Jalen Hurts: 56 games = 123 TD Kyler Murray: 29 games = 63 TD Baker Mayfield: 48 games = 152 TD Colt Brennan = 38 games = 146 TD Tim Tebow: 55 games = 145 TD Peyton Manning: 45 games = 101 TD Eli Manning: 43 games = 86 TD John Smellway: 42 games = 82 TD Jim Kelly: 44 games = 40 TD Dan Marino: 44 games = 77 TD Steve Young: 34 games = 74 TD Joe Montana: 27 games = 39 TD Joe flipping Namath: 30 games = 39 TD

  • @paulpeacock6346
    @paulpeacock63462 ай бұрын

    Another QB bust for the Bears. They should have stuck with Fields.

  • @BigBear_Productions

    @BigBear_Productions

    18 күн бұрын

    Fields is a bust though

  • @Y2K2PointO
    @Y2K2PointO2 ай бұрын

    Refusing medicals have hurt the Bears ability to move Justin Fields. They won’t ship him until they know there isn’t anything of note. The time between the combine and those visits is when Free Agency happens, so IF the Bears were gonna take him, they couldn’t be sure until the visit. Skipping medicals is a bigger decision than folks realize. Bears GM Ryan Poles had to rescind his very first Free Agent offer after a failed physical of Larry Ogunjobe. Those tests reveal injuries players may not even be aware of. It happened to KoolAid McCinstry this year. Nobody cares about the fingernails, it’s the focus on being a brand, rather than being a football player that is a concern. Anyone who drafts him is signing up for constant battles in contract talks and pushback in doing the stuff everyone else does.

  • @BomdingoMan

    @BomdingoMan

    2 ай бұрын

    Postponing the Chicago hurt the Bears even more. I'd say it's a tactic to "force their hand" to get them to trade the #1 pick. I hope Poles trades the pick to someone not the Commanders

  • @ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987
    @ryaneugenelawrencewalls19872 ай бұрын

    I'm hoping he'll win a Super Bowl Ring soon in his young career in the NFL

  • @brotherjohnwaynecausey
    @brotherjohnwaynecausey2 ай бұрын

    Your channel rocks 🎸 Lauren

  • @TheLionizer
    @TheLionizer2 ай бұрын

    One of the better breakdowns on YT of Williams’ character and career off the field. Good work

  • @spiritualarchitect4276
    @spiritualarchitect42762 ай бұрын

    Caleb is not your normal jock. Caleb was a linebacker in 5th grade. And he was knocking other kids out. So the coaches moved him up to play with the 8th graders. Yes, at 10 years old he was playing against 13 year olds. And by 10 years old, Caleb was already tired of his team losing. So he told his parents and coaches that he was going to play quarterback so he could control things. At 10 flipping years old he wanted ALL the pressure on him! Caleb has been toning his body doing Yoga exercises since he was 14, always keeping his body in shape. Caleb was also enlisted in media training at age 14. And at 14 he became the starting QB at his high school - as a freshman - over the senior kids on the team. Yes, a 14 year old leading 17 year olds. He wound up being the country’s top-ranked high school QB when he left for college. On his first play in college he ran 60 yards for a touchdown. His team was losing when he came off the bench and beat rival Texas. He was their hero right from the start. At the end of that first college season, he was being talked about as a future Heisman winner, and sure enough, he won it the next year. By his third season he had a resume of quarterback numbers as good or better than most college quarterbacks ever. This is how you earn the label “Generational”. Yes, being a Generational talent in college does not mean you will win the Super Bowl in the pros. Yes, Namath and Manning achieved it, but most do not. “Generational” typically means a “Can’t Miss Product”. It means you have the potential to be Great in the pros. And in the pros, everyone wants a Great quarterback. But no matter how good you are in college, it does not mean you will make it in the pros. Colt Breenan and Tim Tebow are perfect examples. Those 2 put up MONSTER numbers in college, but could not do it again in the pros. The pro game is just HARDER. For one thing, you are playing against the college all-stars. Caleb can run past linebackers and run through defensive backs in college but may not be able to do that in the pros because those guys are bigger and faster. His throws are not going to be as easy because the receiver windows are much smaller and the DB’s can make up ground quicker than in college. And then there are the defensive coaches. Defenses are much HARDER to beat in the pros than in college. Dozens of QB’s enter the pros every year but only a dozen ever seem to be any good. We have 32 teams but less than half of those QB’s reach greatness. For whatever reason, the pro game is much harder to grasp, the playbooks are too massive… the defenses are too deceptive… it's just a more difficult brand of football. So what we end up with at draft time is a 50/50 situation: the player may be great - or he might be a bust. Or more likely, just good enough to keep. The player with Generational talent has more upside, so you draft those players first. Or you trade what might be one great player for a bunch that might be good. Yes, in 3 years they just might be talking about what went wrong with Caleb. But those who draft him hope not. And they are going to take the chance on Caleb being Great before another team does. Caleb’s heart is in it, he’s super talented, we just have to see if translates to the pros.

  • @raniebranson8051

    @raniebranson8051

    2 ай бұрын

    😂🤣😂🤣Caleb Williams is a beta male.. He paints his nails. Stop.

  • @keithk1559

    @keithk1559

    2 ай бұрын

    Really good post sir. You are right about everything you said imo. The college game for the sport of football is just SO much different than the professional game. Other sports like baseball, basketball, hockey, and soccer are much easier to predict success from college to the pros. Throw in the fact that the QB position is the hardest position in all of sports to play professionally and you see why there are so many busts in the first round and then there are guys who are drafted later that find success in the NFL. Being a pro pitcher is the closest thing to it and it really isn't that close. I really think a small change they should make to the college football game would be to move the hash marks in to where they are in the NFL, will that fix everything when it comes to evaluating QBs? NO, but it would make it a little easier. The fact is there are some QBs whos skills are more condusive to the college game and some who have a skill set that is a better fit for the NFL. Figuring that out is what makes it so hard. 🐻⬇️ ✌️✝️

  • @spiritualarchitect4276

    @spiritualarchitect4276

    2 ай бұрын

    @@keithk1559 I posted that before I saw her video. Looks like I was wrong about him being #1 coming out of high school. She did a real good job of showing his early history. Easily one of the BEST videos on Caleb. You might be right about the hash marks, as it would make their play more consistent with the pros.

  • @anthonyp1884
    @anthonyp18842 ай бұрын

    JF1 let’s go 🐻⬇️

  • @moonytheloony6516

    @moonytheloony6516

    2 ай бұрын

    The Pittsburgh Steelers would like to thank the Bears for their generosity.

  • @billpizzaman4700
    @billpizzaman47002 ай бұрын

    FCW JUSTIN IS OUR QB

  • @michaelallen1872
    @michaelallen18722 ай бұрын

    He is going to be worse than Ryan leaf. Media circus, injured half way through the season, will have had multiple emotional breakdowns and will flame out before his rookie contract is up. Having the first overall pick hasn't felt like a gift it feels like a ticking time bomb. That in itself should tell you all you need to know about him

  • @foolmenow00
    @foolmenow002 ай бұрын

    For the Bears... it's not about having THE greatest QB ever yet about having a good team and good QB to win any SB's they can. People forget it's all about winning a SB(s) or why play?. MANY HOF QB's NEVER won a SB.... ask them how they feel about that.

  • @moonytheloony6516

    @moonytheloony6516

    2 ай бұрын

    Yet the majority of the 58 Super Bowls on record have been won by HOF QB's and QB's that are a lock for Canton. By majority I do mean over 40 of those 58 Super Bowls. Zero non HOF QB's have won back-to-back Super Bowls. Zero. They do however account for roughly 12-13 Super Bowl titles....out of 58. With only one of those 12-13 QB's, Jim Plunkett, winning the Super Bowl twice....40 years ago. Meanwhile the number of non HOF QB's that have lost in the Super Bowl is much higher....Lamonica, Morrall, Kapp, Kilmer, Morton, Ferragamo, Jaworski, Woodley, Eason, Humpheries, O'Donnell, Chandler, McNair, Collins, Gannon, Delhomme, Kaepernick, Grossman, Newton, Anderson, Esiason and probably Matt Ryan. That's roughly 22 non HOF QB's who lost Super Bowls with more than half of them losing to HOF or future HOF QB's. So what do we know from the evidence? As previously stated over 40 of the 58 Super Bowls have been won by a team that has a HOF QB or a QB that's considered a likely inductee in their first or second year of eligibility...which is over 70%. So it's not only ideal for a team to obtain a HOF caliber QB, it's the only way to earn a dynasty as demonstrated by Bart Starr (still the only QB to win 3 consecutive world championships) Bob Griese, Terry Bradshaw (twice), Joe Montana, Troy Aikman and John Elway ....with Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes joining that HOF list eventually. The Bears greatest era, the 1940's, brought them a decade best 4 NFL Championships led by their only HOF QB in Canton, Ohio....Sid Luckman. No Bears QB has even come close to that accomplishment because it's an organization that has historically placed little value on the most important position of any football team which is the QB and it's cost them dearly. Since Luckman's retirement in 1950, the Bears have won just two world championships over the 73 seasons that followed. And right now the Bears are in the midst of their worst championship drought in their once-storied history...38 years...this number will continue to go up in the foreseeable future. That's what happens when a team fails to grasp the importance of getting a HOF caliber QB over several decades. Ask the McCaskey family how their...ahem...QB philosophy has worked out for them. Exactly.

  • @foolmenow00

    @foolmenow00

    2 ай бұрын

    @@moonytheloony6516Thanks! Longest written response I ever got! Point taken. I still add/consider the TEAM had more to do with QB's success. IMO at least 1/3 including Bradshaw were borderline HOF QB's and Bart Starr? Yet the need for an above average QB AND PLAYERS wins that ONE on any given SB Sunday, mi amigo!

  • @mihnic0504
    @mihnic05042 ай бұрын

    About the crying. When you’re a leader of men people follow you. You must put up a strong front for their sake to keep them strong. You must have emotional maturity. This may sound like male toxicity to some people. But it’s the truth according to natural law. If CW was a receiver I wouldn’t care. But he will be the leader and the team will follow him.

  • @SheGotSports

    @SheGotSports

    2 ай бұрын

    Interesting take. I definitely see what you’re saying

  • @Elijahgamingshorts
    @Elijahgamingshorts2 ай бұрын

    Your beautiful Lauren

  • @WAFFLEBOYPHD
    @WAFFLEBOYPHD2 ай бұрын

    I feel like if it was any other team at 1 it would be a locked pick. But for the bears to trade there franchise QB away for this one. All these controversies don’t look good.

  • @ZeusAmun-pt9dc
    @ZeusAmun-pt9dc2 ай бұрын

    I think that the whole Caleb Williams thing is a great example of why people should keep their mouths shut about other people. Not you obviously I'm talking about the haters. If he paints his fingernails and cries after a loss then so be it. If you don't agree with it then don't do it yourself. Like I always say, get a life and you'll stay out of others.

  • @NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE
    @NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE2 ай бұрын

    Kids a joke tbh 🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @aaronthomas6926
    @aaronthomas692628 күн бұрын

    He a gaF

  • @HANDBANANA95
    @HANDBANANA952 ай бұрын

    hes a bust!!! sad that he has to live up to #1 pick.

  • @rando6389
    @rando63892 ай бұрын

    Funny how Caleb Stans always point to Stroud as “proof” Caleb Will ball out Year 1. Even funnier, they have no idea WHY Stroud was so successful as a rookie, and that’s because his attitude is like 180 degrees from Williams

  • @BrianVaughan61
    @BrianVaughan612 ай бұрын

    Caleb cries alot

  • @FreeSmokeMac
    @FreeSmokeMac2 ай бұрын

    Sounds like a bust to me 😅

  • @ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987
    @ryaneugenelawrencewalls19872 ай бұрын

    Caleb Williams is going to be a really good in the NFL future as the 1st overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft

  • @robertwayne1884
    @robertwayne18842 ай бұрын

    Hey Bears, TAKE DRAKE!

  • @scottbourret1190
    @scottbourret11902 ай бұрын

    Caleb reminds me of another USC QB who's dad similarly tried to build his kid into being a football machine that was a bust for the Raiders.

  • @Will_Moffett
    @Will_Moffett2 ай бұрын

    Have these people talking about him crying ever played team sports? Anybody will tell you on the bus ride back after a loss there is palpable sadness and sobbing.

  • @SamyDLuffy-bh6ui
    @SamyDLuffy-bh6ui2 ай бұрын

    Caleb *Superman* Williams

  • @Keyboardvr
    @Keyboardvr2 ай бұрын

    First

  • @blublood22
    @blublood2213 күн бұрын

    Cry baby

  • @cpottervlog8122
    @cpottervlog81222 ай бұрын

    With Fields being traded I’m pretty sure we’re taking Williams first. It would be nuts if they drafted MHJ first and named Tyson Bagent the starter

  • @yanksrgreat
    @yanksrgreat2 ай бұрын

    he's a crybaby who thinks he's more important than he actually is and will be out of the league in two years

  • @johnwatkins1944
    @johnwatkins19442 ай бұрын

    He already said he'll play for whoever drafts him

  • @stonnerpenguin
    @stonnerpenguin2 ай бұрын

    UPDATE: Fields is traded Williams going to be a Bear

  • @Dailysoulgrowth
    @Dailysoulgrowth2 ай бұрын

    NO. 🐻⬇️

  • @patrickwoods2583
    @patrickwoods25832 ай бұрын

    Freakin' dynamite presentation! The Bears would be stupid not to pick him. But the USC jersey and Washington jersey look almost the same. And the fact that Washington is his home... maybe playing for the Bears is not meant to be. I mean, it wouldn't surprise Bears fans if Bears ownership made another draft flub.

  • @davidkilianek9168
    @davidkilianek91682 ай бұрын

    Caleb Williams is another Colin Kapernick... He's not worth the trouble.

  • @MrBadjohn69
    @MrBadjohn692 ай бұрын

    Williams is going to be a big bust in the NFL. I wonder which team will be stupid and draft him in the first round?

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