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Breaking News Alert: Caleb Williams Stuns Critics with Earth-Shattering Speech saying…
There is nothing wrong with being a Justin Fields admirer. If you detest Caleb Williams, it’s time to sit down and be quiet. The Chicago Bears have found the quarterback who will likely be the greatest in franchise history. I know it’s placing too much on the shoulders of a 22-year-old who has yet to play in the NFL, but that’s how much I believe in this kid — especially now that new information has revealed.
Just when you thought Caleb Williams couldn’t prove enough that he’s the ideal person for the position, more information about his character emerges. Any Chicago Bears supporters who believe Williams will be an issue in the locker room should stop talking (or typing). While analyzing the quarterback, Ryan Poles swiftly transforms what could have been Williams’ worst game into a positive.
While the Trojans were struggling against Notre Dame in October, Poles sought for things not shown on television. Williams ended the night with three interceptions and six sacks. He didn’t pass for more than 200 yards. How did this positively impact the scouting process? Simple.
“You could see a lot of encouragement from teammates, even after the interceptions. You also noticed frustration because it was important to him. But you never seen it become disruptive. You never saw his comrades flee from him, nor did you ever see him flee alone. You watched him chatting with the coaches, attempting to find solutions.”
None of this is a dig at Justin Fields. Fields led this club in his own unique style, but based on how Caleb Williams operates on the sidelines and in the locker room, the Bears appear to have found the ideal man for the job.
Maybe it was a plot to ruin Williams’ draft stock, but after the season finished, two scouts told Ryan Poles to return to California and see for himself that the rumors about Williams in the media were false. Remember the Colin Cowherd nonsense? Maybe silence him if you haven’t already. According to Albert Breer’s essay, Poles traveled to USC to investigate the rumors and storylines, which turned out to be complete rubbish.
