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Caleb Williams Cancels Visit With Chicago Bears - Gridiron Heroics
It was reported by Kalyn Kahler, senior writer for The Athletic, that Caleb Williams canceled his top-30 visit with the Chicago Bears on Friday.gridironheroics.com
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So you’re gonna be sober all season? What fun is that?44 days until the savior of our franchise arrives. I'm gonna take a shot of Crown Royal everytime Caleb Williams scores a touchdown. Double shots for when he does so against the Packers.
BEAR DOWN!!
I literally hate every point Florio made in this article.
This would be horrible for the NFL. What an awful message to send to these young men.
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On the flip side its easy to make a case that Caleb is joining the most talented offense/team a #1 overall QB has ever gone to.
Is this a thing? Carson Palmer was fine. Jim Kelly was fine. John Elway. Aaron Rodgers did ok. Tom Brady went to Michigan but he's from California. I'm sure there are plenty more.
44 days until the savior of our franchise arrives. I'm gonna take a shot of Crown Royal everytime Caleb Williams scores a touchdown. Double shots for when he does so against the Packers.
BEAR DOWN!!
Congrats on sobriety!
Haven't they "shifted focus" like 3 or 4 other times?
They're building a new domed stadium in Chicago for the Bears.
Chicago Bears stadium news: What we know so far about the team's new plans
After months of questions, speculation and discussions, the Chicago Bears solidified a new focus for their future stadium plans — and it’s neither Arlington Heights nor Soldier Field.
The Bears confirmed Monday they shifted focus to a new stadium in the city.
A source familiar with the plan told NBC Chicago the new priority will be a publicly-owned domed stadium near Soldier Field. The Bears plan to invest more than $2 billion of private funding into the project.
Crain's Chicago Business reported in early February that multiple sources in government and close to the Bears said that talks of building in downtown Chicago were a sincere goal. Crains' Greg Hinz said the Bears will look to construct a new state-of-the-art domed stadium in the parking lot south of their current home of Soldier Field, adding in the Feb. 2 article that plans could go public "soon."
Griffin is the dumbest analyst on tv. Look at the talent the Bears have assembled for this kid. But don't accept them selecting you because they didn't coddle Fields enough. What an imbecile.
Classic Chicago/ Illinois power politicsHaven't they "shifted focus" like 3 or 4 other times?
They're building a new domed stadium in Chicago for the Bears.
Chicago Bears stadium news: What we know so far about the team's new plans
After months of questions, speculation and discussions, the Chicago Bears solidified a new focus for their future stadium plans — and it’s neither Arlington Heights nor Soldier Field.
The Bears confirmed Monday they shifted focus to a new stadium in the city.
A source familiar with the plan told NBC Chicago the new priority will be a publicly-owned domed stadium near Soldier Field. The Bears plan to invest more than $2 billion of private funding into the project.
Crain's Chicago Business reported in early February that multiple sources in government and close to the Bears said that talks of building in downtown Chicago were a sincere goal. Crains' Greg Hinz said the Bears will look to construct a new state-of-the-art domed stadium in the parking lot south of their current home of Soldier Field, adding in the Feb. 2 article that plans could go public "soon."
The way things happen in Illinois, Caleb will be retired before the stadium is built.Classic Chicago/ Illinois power politicsHaven't they "shifted focus" like 3 or 4 other times?
They're building a new domed stadium in Chicago for the Bears.
Chicago Bears stadium news: What we know so far about the team's new plans
After months of questions, speculation and discussions, the Chicago Bears solidified a new focus for their future stadium plans — and it’s neither Arlington Heights nor Soldier Field.
The Bears confirmed Monday they shifted focus to a new stadium in the city.
A source familiar with the plan told NBC Chicago the new priority will be a publicly-owned domed stadium near Soldier Field. The Bears plan to invest more than $2 billion of private funding into the project.
Crain's Chicago Business reported in early February that multiple sources in government and close to the Bears said that talks of building in downtown Chicago were a sincere goal. Crains' Greg Hinz said the Bears will look to construct a new state-of-the-art domed stadium in the parking lot south of their current home of Soldier Field, adding in the Feb. 2 article that plans could go public "soon."
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Keenan Allen and Caleb Williams at USC’s Pro Day
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Caleb Williams makes throwing bombs look easy
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Ended his Pro Day with a rocket throw and punt
Caleb Williams throwing at USC's Pro Day re-airs on NFLN at 8pm ET nfl.com/plus/network
Law of averages with these QB's says it probably won't be.
Caleb probably threw more in-rhythm passes than Fields did last year.
What many people don’t realize is that the Windy City moniker comes from Chicago’s politics not its weather (which is actually better than many Midwest and East Coast cities).
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Let me start by saying Williams is my favorite QB prospect for the fantasy rookie draft this year, and he is in a tier by himself imo. Also, it's only really my second year trying to go deep on QB tape as I'm in more SF leagues now, so far from an expert at this let alone one with a proven track record. But I think the bolded from each post are concerns, and likely related to one another. From what I watched the weakest part of his game was short passes within 5 yards of the line of scrimmage, especially the middle of the field; mostly what we'd actually consider check downs, drag routes, and pop routes. I don't watch much of college football in the regular season, but from watching cut ups and condensed games, I can see an argument part of this was due to USCs game planning and play calling. I do however think it's also correlated to how difficult it is for shorter QBs to make these short yardage throws from the pocket over gigantic linemen.
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