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QB Caleb Williams, CHI (18 Viewers)

Disappointing game for sure, especially considering the opponent. But, this poor output, will be the outlier for him this season. He's obviously improved, and will continue to. The run game finally looking good only means great things for the bears offense.
I'm not sure I agree.

I believe in Caleb. I'm as big a fan as you'll find in the SP. I think he's a "five tool" talent who has the potential to set the league on fire. I also believe he will continue to improve under Ben Johnson but, I can easily see a scenario where he becomes more potential than production. He's throwing off a ton of Trevor Lawrence vibes IMO and, I'm ready to close the book on Lawrence.
 
Disappointing game for sure, especially considering the opponent. But, this poor output, will be the outlier for him this season. He's obviously improved, and will continue to. The run game finally looking good only means great things for the bears offense.
I'm not sure I agree.

I believe in Caleb. I'm as big a fan as you'll find in the SP. I think he's a "five tool" talent who has the potential to set the league on fire. I also believe he will continue to improve under Ben Johnson but, I can easily see a scenario where he becomes more potential than production. He's throwing off a ton of Trevor Lawrence vibes IMO and, I'm ready to close the book on Lawrence.
I hear that. What i will say is Caleb has a better path to succeed, than Trevor ever had. Trevor may have already cemented the bad habits he was allowed/forced to learn over his first few years. Ben Johnson will not let Caleb learn the wrong way.

Plus, they are winning. Much easier to learn and grow when there are positive vibes in the building.
 
I sat Nix, and Staff in one league for Caleb….oof.

So far, not regretting dropping him for Dart in another league.
 
People don’t want to hear it, but I think Bagent can do a better job running a Johnson led O. He’s clearly not as talented as caleb, but he’s good enough to run his scheme and complete more high % throws. I predict that at some point, either the end of this year or next, he gets a shot
 
People don’t want to hear it, but I think Bagent can do a better job running a Johnson led O. He’s clearly not as talented as caleb, but he’s good enough to run his scheme and complete more high % throws. I predict that at some point, either the end of this year or next, he gets a shot
If that was the case, it would have already happened. Ben Johnson doesn't strike me as a guy to kowtow to upper management. If Bagent were, in fact, better at running the offense, he'd be playing right now.
 
People don’t want to hear it, but I think Bagent can do a better job running a Johnson led O. He’s clearly not as talented as caleb, but he’s good enough to run his scheme and complete more high % throws. I predict that at some point, either the end of this year or next, he gets a shot
Bagent has little arm strength. His career high for passing yards in a game is 232, which only happened because the Bears lost 40-7 to the Chargers and he racked up the garbage time numbers. In four games as a starter, his QB rating is 71.

At no point in Bagent's career has he demonstrated anything other than capacity to be a backup QB.

Beyond this, Ben Johnson is not playing to win the Super Bowl this year. He's said this in every way possible besides saying literally. It's a developmental year, and not just for Caleb (though most importantly for Caleb).
 
People don’t want to hear it, but I think Bagent can do a better job running a Johnson led O. He’s clearly not as talented as caleb, but he’s good enough to run his scheme and complete more high % throws. I predict that at some point, either the end of this year or next, he gets a shot
Bagent has little arm strength. His career high for passing yards in a game is 232, which only happened because the Bears lost 40-7 to the Chargers and he racked up the garbage time numbers. In four games as a starter, his QB rating is 71.

At no point in Bagent's career has he demonstrated anything other than capacity to be a backup QB.

Beyond this, Ben Johnson is not playing to win the Super Bowl this year. He's said this in every way possible besides saying literally. It's a developmental year, and not just for Caleb (though most importantly for Caleb).
Yep, it is the long game. We play Fantasy Football while the team and coaches are working towards a bigger goal long term. But some people just want to complain.
 
Crazy, it's almost like these young QBs have their ups and downs within a season and early in their careers.

Statistically Williams is right there in the same mix with Daniels, Nix, Penix and Maye. Some weeks are better than others.
 
Surprised at all the negativity, and I had him going in some key fantasy games.

Bad weather, running game going, opposing team struggling on offense. Just thought it was a conservative game plan, not a bad game by Caleb.
I'll disagree with you here - I thought Caleb was very poor yesterday. There might as well have been clown/circus music in the background while he was running in circles in the backfield trying to evade pass rushers. The efficient checkdowns from Weeks 3-4 have disappeared, for now at least. Likewise, he seemed very reticent to run forward past the line of scrimmage yesterday - despite the endless circling in the backfield. He had numerous poor throws and keeps having balls that are "tipped" that are basically thrown right at a defense pass rusher's head.

With that said, I have all the patience in the world here and find expectations of linear development to be silly. He had a bad day, on to the next.
 
Surprised at all the negativity, and I had him going in some key fantasy games.

Bad weather, running game going, opposing team struggling on offense. Just thought it was a conservative game plan, not a bad game by Caleb.
Did you watch the game? He was pretty bad. Ugly throws all day.
 
Surprised at all the negativity, and I had him going in some key fantasy games.

Bad weather, running game going, opposing team struggling on offense. Just thought it was a conservative game plan, not a bad game by Caleb.
I'll disagree with you here - I thought Caleb was very poor yesterday. There might as well have been clown/circus music in the background while he was running in circles in the backfield trying to evade pass rushers. The efficient checkdowns from Weeks 3-4 have disappeared, for now at least. Likewise, he seemed very reticent to run forward past the line of scrimmage yesterday - despite the endless circling in the backfield. He had numerous poor throws and keeps having balls that are "tipped" that are basically thrown right at a defense pass rusher's head.

With that said, I have all the patience in the world here and find expectations of linear development to be silly. He had a bad day, on to the next.

Don't get me wrong, I don't think he played well, just not that terrible.

I think on a fantasy message board people are overly reactive to a lack of stats but the weather and way the running game were going were big factors.

Also don't think his receivers were doing him any favors, nothing in that game looked like it was easy.

And IMO the one thing the Saints did well on defense was keep their gap assignments and did a great job of closing his lanes. I think the way he ran around the pocket was not any different then he had success doing it the first few weeks, it's part of his game, it was just very well defended this time.
 
Surprised at all the negativity, and I had him going in some key fantasy games.

Bad weather, running game going, opposing team struggling on offense. Just thought it was a conservative game plan, not a bad game by Caleb.
Did you watch the game? He was pretty bad. Ugly throws all day.
No, I got a ton of Bears on major fantasy leagues but I did not care to watch and figured I'd just come here and say I'm surprised at the negative reaction even though I never watched the game.

Come on already, did you watch the game might be the lowest form of conversation going here.
 
Is he better than Mariota or Jones this week?
Yeah, thats my dilemna as well. Jones seems to be an every week starte/season changer for folks like me that waited on QB late. That being said, he is going against Tenn that is 8th strongest defense against QB's. Caleb has Baltimore, which unbelievably is 31st against QB's in fantasy production. I have DJones in currently but I'll probably swap them about 37 times before sunday.
 
Is he better than Mariota or Jones this week?
Yeah, thats my dilemna as well. Jones seems to be an every week starte/season changer for folks like me that waited on QB late. That being said, he is going against Tenn that is 8th strongest defense against QB's. Caleb has Baltimore, which unbelievably is 31st against QB's in fantasy production. I have DJones in currently but I'll probably swap them about 37 times before sunday.
Sorry, I meant Mac Jones. :bag:
 
Is he better than Mariota or Jones this week?
Yeah, thats my dilemna as well. Jones seems to be an every week starte/season changer for folks like me that waited on QB late. That being said, he is going against Tenn that is 8th strongest defense against QB's. Caleb has Baltimore, which unbelievably is 31st against QB's in fantasy production. I have DJones in currently but I'll probably swap them about 37 times before sunday.

That TEN stat about 8th ranked against QBs... is it misleading in that teams run all over them so bad, or they just aren't competitive that QBs throw fewer times against them... or are opposing QBs just handing off (or sitting out) the 4th QTR in blowouts... or are they truly an underrated pass defense?
 
Is he better than Mariota or Jones this week?
Yeah, thats my dilemna as well. Jones seems to be an every week starte/season changer for folks like me that waited on QB late. That being said, he is going against Tenn that is 8th strongest defense against QB's. Caleb has Baltimore, which unbelievably is 31st against QB's in fantasy production. I have DJones in currently but I'll probably swap them about 37 times before sunday.
Has Baltimore D gotten any healthier? I think Roquan is back, but not sure about others. Last I checked they were a MASH unit
 
Is he better than Mariota or Jones this week?
Yeah, thats my dilemna as well. Jones seems to be an every week starte/season changer for folks like me that waited on QB late. That being said, he is going against Tenn that is 8th strongest defense against QB's. Caleb has Baltimore, which unbelievably is 31st against QB's in fantasy production. I have DJones in currently but I'll probably swap them about 37 times before sunday.

That TEN stat about 8th ranked against QBs... is it misleading in that teams run all over them so bad, or they just aren't competitive that QBs throw fewer times against them... or are opposing QBs just handing off (or sitting out) the 4th QTR in blowouts... or are they truly an underrated pass defense?

I'm not sure it matters. The Bears are 4-2 and their running game has been on fire lately. So if the problem with Tenn is that teams are getting big leads on them and/or running the ball well against them, the Bears seem just as capable of that as anyone which would have the same effect for fantasy.
 
I have a few thoughts going forward for those who are optimistic or maybe want to buy in.

When DET hired Campbell and then Ben Johnson their team was bad. First year (2021) the Lions didn't get a win until like game 11. Second year (2022) they hired Johnson as OC and it was a slow start only getting 1 win in the first 7 games. Then they went 8-2 in the last 10 games. It was a struggle as everyone was learning the offense. Goff did not have a good year by his standards in 2021. Things turned around in 2022 with Johnson. It took time.

In this day an age everyone wants instant gratification and says a player sucks if it doesn't happen immediately. This is the first time this team has had a good coach and offensive system. Everyone is learning a new offense and it will take time. I think there is a buy opportunity here for Caleb and it won't cost a ton. Obviously in SF you will still have to "pay" for a young QB like Caleb but his price isn't as high as draft day. If you believe and things do keep improving you get a QB for the next 5-10 years which is an eternity in fantasy football.
 
Is he better than Mariota or Jones this week?
Yeah, thats my dilemna as well. Jones seems to be an every week starte/season changer for folks like me that waited on QB late. That being said, he is going against Tenn that is 8th strongest defense against QB's. Caleb has Baltimore, which unbelievably is 31st against QB's in fantasy production. I have DJones in currently but I'll probably swap them about 37 times before sunday.

That TEN stat about 8th ranked against QBs... is it misleading in that teams run all over them so bad, or they just aren't competitive that QBs throw fewer times against them... or are opposing QBs just handing off (or sitting out) the 4th QTR in blowouts... or are they truly an underrated pass defense?

I'm not sure it matters. The Bears are 4-2 and their running game has been on fire lately. So if the problem with Tenn is that teams are getting big leads on them and/or running the ball well against them, the Bears seem just as capable of that as anyone which would have the same effect for fantasy.

The Bears are playing BAL this week.

I think the question revolved around Caleb @ BAL - or - Daniel Jones vs TEN. At first glance Jones looks to have the juicier match-up, but not if IND blows them out so bad that he sits out the 4th QTR after watching JT torch them for 200 yds and 3 TDs.
 
Hes my backup for Maye. One more bad game and im dumping him to the wire.
So far, for FF purposes, he’s a guy who will be on your bench when he goes off, and then you start him and he puts up a stinker. I dumped him in all 3 leagues because of this. He may progress, and show more consistency week, to week, but I’m in redraft leagues. I don’t have time to wait for that ****.
 
Is he better than Mariota or Jones this week?
Yeah, thats my dilemna as well. Jones seems to be an every week starte/season changer for folks like me that waited on QB late. That being said, he is going against Tenn that is 8th strongest defense against QB's. Caleb has Baltimore, which unbelievably is 31st against QB's in fantasy production. I have DJones in currently but I'll probably swap them about 37 times before sunday.

That TEN stat about 8th ranked against QBs... is it misleading in that teams run all over them so bad, or they just aren't competitive that QBs throw fewer times against them... or are opposing QBs just handing off (or sitting out) the 4th QTR in blowouts... or are they truly an underrated pass defense?

I'm not sure it matters. The Bears are 4-2 and their running game has been on fire lately. So if the problem with Tenn is that teams are getting big leads on them and/or running the ball well against them, the Bears seem just as capable of that as anyone which would have the same effect for fantasy.

The Bears are playing BAL this week.

I think the question revolved around Caleb @ BAL - or - Daniel Jones vs TEN. At first glance Jones looks to have the juicier match-up, but not if IND blows them out so bad that he sits out the 4th QTR after watching JT torch them for 200 yds and 3 TDs.

Yeah I totally mixed that up. Same point goes for Jones though. Indy also is a good team with a great running game. So like you said, whether Tenn's stoutness against fantasy QBs is because they have a good pass D or because teams don't have to throw against them, it affects Jones either way.
 
Is he better than Mariota or Jones this week?
Yeah, thats my dilemna as well. Jones seems to be an every week starte/season changer for folks like me that waited on QB late. That being said, he is going against Tenn that is 8th strongest defense against QB's. Caleb has Baltimore, which unbelievably is 31st against QB's in fantasy production. I have DJones in currently but I'll probably swap them about 37 times before sunday.

That TEN stat about 8th ranked against QBs... is it misleading in that teams run all over them so bad, or they just aren't competitive that QBs throw fewer times against them... or are opposing QBs just handing off (or sitting out) the 4th QTR in blowouts... or are they truly an underrated pass defense?

I'm not sure it matters. The Bears are 4-2 and their running game has been on fire lately. So if the problem with Tenn is that teams are getting big leads on them and/or running the ball well against them, the Bears seem just as capable of that as anyone which would have the same effect for fantasy.

The Bears are playing BAL this week.

I think the question revolved around Caleb @ BAL - or - Daniel Jones vs TEN. At first glance Jones looks to have the juicier match-up, but not if IND blows them out so bad that he sits out the 4th QTR after watching JT torch them for 200 yds and 3 TDs.

Yeah I totally mixed that up. Same point goes for Jones though. Indy also is a good team with a great running game. So like you said, whether Tenn's stoutness against fantasy QBs is because they have a good pass D or because teams don't have to throw against them, it affects Jones either way.

That's exactly what I'm facing now... do I get more FF pts from Jones in a likely blowout win over TEN where he might see a short game and/or dominant rushing attack... or Caleb in a plus-matchup that should go for 4 qtrs vs Ravens - weighing in his inconsistency plus the possibility that THIS is the week the Ravens "get it together" on defense.
 
I have a few thoughts going forward for those who are optimistic or maybe want to buy in.

When DET hired Campbell and then Ben Johnson their team was bad. First year (2021) the Lions didn't get a win until like game 11. Second year (2022) they hired Johnson as OC and it was a slow start only getting 1 win in the first 7 games. Then they went 8-2 in the last 10 games. It was a struggle as everyone was learning the offense. Goff did not have a good year by his standards in 2021. Things turned around in 2022 with Johnson. It took time.

In this day an age everyone wants instant gratification and says a player sucks if it doesn't happen immediately. This is the first time this team has had a good coach and offensive system. Everyone is learning a new offense and it will take time. I think there is a buy opportunity here for Caleb and it won't cost a ton. Obviously in SF you will still have to "pay" for a young QB like Caleb but his price isn't as high as draft day. If you believe and things do keep improving you get a QB for the next 5-10 years which is an eternity in fantasy football.
Exactly this. Johnson has already started a culture of winning, which has been gone from the Bears organization for a long time. It's clear that it has taken some time to learn Johnson's offense (just look at how slowly Loveland has been brought along). I've said since Day 1 that the Bears (and Caleb's performance) will be up and down in 2025 and that the real gains will be made in 2026. So far, the offense has been improved a lot quicker than I expected. I still see ups and downs and am eying a 9-8 season, but that is a huge rising trend and I'll take it.
 
There is no sugar coating it, Williams has been BAD this season. Of 34 quarterbacks with 100 or more drop backs) Caleb Williams is:
QB27 in Comp % Over Expected (-0.1%)
QB28 in Highly Accurate Throw Rate (51.9%)
QB31 in Catchable Throw Rate (69.7%)
QB33 in Off Target Rate (21.6%)

Is this a byproduct of learning a new system or is Williams just not the QB most of us thought he was. I was high on him coming into this season. I'm about ready to admit I made a big mistake.
 
Didn’t watch the game nor am I following the Bears or the player’s development beyond my fantasy team.

But in six games the Ravens have allowed 16 TDs (pass and rush) and have only one interception

Williams had 0 TDs and 1 int

Just not sure where the disconnect is
 
There is no sugar coating it, Williams has been BAD this season. Of 34 quarterbacks with 100 or more drop backs) Caleb Williams is:
QB27 in Comp % Over Expected (-0.1%)
QB28 in Highly Accurate Throw Rate (51.9%)
QB31 in Catchable Throw Rate (69.7%)
QB33 in Off Target Rate (21.6%)

Is this a byproduct of learning a new system or is Williams just not the QB most of us thought he was. I was high on him coming into this season. I'm about ready to admit I made a big mistake.
What is the link for those stats? Thank you.
 
There is no sugar coating it, Williams has been BAD this season. Of 34 quarterbacks with 100 or more drop backs) Caleb Williams is:
QB27 in Comp % Over Expected (-0.1%)
QB28 in Highly Accurate Throw Rate (51.9%)
QB31 in Catchable Throw Rate (69.7%)
QB33 in Off Target Rate (21.6%)

Is this a byproduct of learning a new system or is Williams just not the QB most of us thought he was. I was high on him coming into this season. I'm about ready to admit I made a big mistake.
What is the link for those stats? Thank you.
I can't remember who I follow on X that posted it but I believe the underlying stats come from "Fantasy Points Data". When I have a chance I'll look up the actual tweet.
 
But in six games the Ravens have allowed 16 TDs (pass and rush) and have only one interception
Most of those were the three games Roqan missed and a game and a half where Hamilton missed. Those two guys make a huge difference in the play of Ravens defense. Both played yesterday and you could tell a significant difference in Baltimore's defensive play.
 
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I think the thing that pisses me off the most about him is I think he has the longest amount of time before any pressure comes and he is not taking any advantage of it.

I swore him off last year, was all about Drake Maye, then was not falling for the Ben Johnson hype, then ended up getting him in auction for a cheaper than expected price (even though Maye went after and cheaper), and here we are...back to me despising FAILeb.
 
But in six games the Ravens have allowed 16 TDs (pass and rush) and have only one interception
Most of those game in the three games Roqan missed and a game and a half where Hamilton missed. Those two guys make a huge difference in the play of Ravens defense. Both played yesterday and you could tell a significant difference in Baltimore's defensive play.
Great context, which I should have added. Also, prior to Williams Ravens played Josh Allen, Flacco, Goff, Mahomes, Stroud and Stafford. So it wasn’t Uncle Rico racking up those touchdowns
 
@bearssznn
Bears HC Ben Johnson this morning on QB Caleb Williams’ performance vs the Ravens:

“He played better this game than I think he had the previous two. When you look at it, all 60 minutes, and I’m not saying it’s perfect. I actually came away, from watching the tape this morning, encouraged that we took a step in the right direction here this week. I know for some people it’s hard maybe rationalize because the result wasn’t there. But yeah, I saw tangible growth from him. He’s working his *** off.” - via Carmen & Jurko ESPN1000
 
There is no sugar coating it, Williams has been BAD this season. Of 34 quarterbacks with 100 or more drop backs) Caleb Williams is:
QB27 in Comp % Over Expected (-0.1%)
QB28 in Highly Accurate Throw Rate (51.9%)
QB31 in Catchable Throw Rate (69.7%)
QB33 in Off Target Rate (21.6%)

Is this a byproduct of learning a new system or is Williams just not the QB most of us thought he was. I was high on him coming into this season. I'm about ready to admit I made a big mistake.
What is the link for those stats? Thank you.
I can't remember who I follow on X that posted it but I believe the underlying stats come from "Fantasy Points Data". When I have a chance I'll look up the actual tweet.

Great. Please share the link here when you find it. Thanks.
 
Ben Devine
Some things I still think:
1. Caleb Williams has unlimited potential
2. He is growing but more slowly
3. He isn’t a fast learner
4. This offense is challenging
5. Daniels last year and Maye this year affect perception
6. We are impatient
7. He will put it all together
#DaBears
1&2 - Appear to be true.
#3 - There was an unconfirmed report from the last coaching staff that he has difficulty learning. There may be something here.
#4 - True. They compared Williams stats to Goff first 6 games under Ben Johnson and Williams is doing slightly better than Goff did to start in Ben's offense. Goff was also a 7 year veteran his first season with Ben as OC. https://www.bearstalk.com/2025/10/2...b-williams-jared-goff-ben-johnson-nfl-week-8/
#5 - Daniels has had his ups and down. While Maye is having a great year, just note the Patriots play the easiest strength of schedule by a WIDE margin. .362. They only have 3 games against playoff teams this year.
#6. - Absolutely and it's annoying. I have friends and family Bears fan who are already ready to draft another QB. Like we haven't been on this same draft and dump QB rollercoaster for the last decade. At the same time seeing QBs on their second or third team thriving. Mayfield, Darnold, Goff, Daniel Jones and to a lesser extent Mac Jones. These players need time.
#7 - I'm still hopeful. I'm not sure what else I can be at this point. I don't say all this to not have a bit of reservation, but what other option is there right now?

I'd be ok if Ben wants to take a late shot at a QB in the draft. This might be a good year as there is a massive tier of backup QBs in this draft. If Ben thinks one can run his system better, go ahead and grab one in Rd 5-7.
 
There is no sugar coating it, Williams has been BAD this season. Of 34 quarterbacks with 100 or more drop backs) Caleb Williams is:
QB27 in Comp % Over Expected (-0.1%)
QB28 in Highly Accurate Throw Rate (51.9%)
QB31 in Catchable Throw Rate (69.7%)
QB33 in Off Target Rate (21.6%)

Is this a byproduct of learning a new system or is Williams just not the QB most of us thought he was. I was high on him coming into this season. I'm about ready to admit I made a big mistake.
What is the link for those stats? Thank you.
I can't remember who I follow on X that posted it but I believe the underlying stats come from "Fantasy Points Data". When I have a chance I'll look up the actual tweet.

Great. Please share the link here when you find it. Thanks.
Can anyone define these stats and speak to what they actually mean in-game? I'm having a really hard time figuring out what most of them actually mean.
 
There is no sugar coating it, Williams has been BAD this season. Of 34 quarterbacks with 100 or more drop backs) Caleb Williams is:
QB27 in Comp % Over Expected (-0.1%)
QB28 in Highly Accurate Throw Rate (51.9%)
QB31 in Catchable Throw Rate (69.7%)
QB33 in Off Target Rate (21.6%)

Is this a byproduct of learning a new system or is Williams just not the QB most of us thought he was. I was high on him coming into this season. I'm about ready to admit I made a big mistake.
Those are certainly some stats that show some bad stuff on Caleb.

Then there are the stats that show on 2nd and longs, 3rd and longs, really any 3rd down between 4-12 yards; Caleb Williams QBR was top of the league, 144 rating. Essentially getting it done when it matters most and keeping the team moving down the field and into scoring range. (per Waldman's recent Feel it or F it podcast with Bob Harris).

And they have the same or better record than 18 other NFL teams right now, and that's with an early bye so they are a game short of a lot of them. I know from following the Eagles how much people love crediting QBs they don't like/believe in with every loss but crediting every win to everything but them. But ultimately, that's nonsense and people need to pick a lane.

I find myself falling in with what BigNate said. Caleb is better than he was last year, and has been showing improvement this year. Cherry picking his worst stats doesn't change it, as we could just cherry pick the stats he's leading the league in. They were +105 to have 8 or less wins this season, it looks like they are going to surpass that. And they are doing it with Caleb playing the most important position on the field.
 
There is no sugar coating it, Williams has been BAD this season. Of 34 quarterbacks with 100 or more drop backs) Caleb Williams is:
QB27 in Comp % Over Expected (-0.1%)
QB28 in Highly Accurate Throw Rate (51.9%)
QB31 in Catchable Throw Rate (69.7%)
QB33 in Off Target Rate (21.6%)

Is this a byproduct of learning a new system or is Williams just not the QB most of us thought he was. I was high on him coming into this season. I'm about ready to admit I made a big mistake.
What is the link for those stats? Thank you.
I can't remember who I follow on X that posted it but I believe the underlying stats come from "Fantasy Points Data". When I have a chance I'll look up the actual tweet.

Great. Please share the link here when you find it. Thanks.
Can anyone define these stats and speak to what they actually mean in-game? I'm having a really hard time figuring out what most of them actually mean.
I won't outright dismiss them because they do tell a story and I think (obviously my subjective opinion) they do kind of align with what we see in his play. Ultimately, he could improve his accuracy.

That being said, they are highly subjective metrics as any stat talking about catchable balls, off target balls, what specific level a player is "expected" to perform (or even non-QB metrics like missed tackles forced) that all rely on the one individual watching the tape and checking the boxes. There is no standard definition for this stuff. Again, not saying I'd throw it all away; but ultimately if we had to rank all stats and metrics, I'd have some of these subjective ones a bit lower than hard counting stats that are universal and just are what they are. Circling back, for Caleb in particular, as much as I think he needs to improve his accuracy, I don't think he's the absolute worst in the league with it metrically this season.
 

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