Pats Pulpit on Caleb Williams
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Caleb has looked fantastic in year two... With Case Keenum and Tyson Bagent, the Bears averaged 19 points per game. With Caleb Williams, they've averaged 45 PPG in his two full games... Williams is getting to the point where he can stay in the pocket, operate the Ben Johnson system quickly and efficiently... Caleb also has the ability to break out of the system and ad-lib on his own... Caleb is the exact opposite. He can be late on a read but make up for it with insane release and arm strength.
STACKED’s take
Caleb Williams averaging 45 PPG in two games; elite system fit with Johnson.
In his second season under Ben Johnson, Caleb Williams has looked fantastic; excluding the Week 2 Vikings loss in monsoon conditions, the Bears offense has averaged 45 PPG in his two full games compared to 19 PPG with Case Keenum and Tyson Bagent. Williams is operating the Ben Johnson system quickly and efficiently while staying in the pocket, and he has the ability to break out of structure and ad-lib, making huge off-script plays. Unlike Bagent, Caleb can be late on a read but compensate with insane release and arm strength. With Caleb back and mostly healthy, the Bears offense has a chance to hit great heights with the synergy developing between Ben Johnson's elite play-calling and Williams' dual-threat capability.
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