From the video
I don't think Caleb was in play in cash over McKee or Stafford or Johnson... You don't know he's going to run. You don't know how healthy the hamstring is. He himself said he was not 100%.
STACKED’s take
Primary QB play but cash-game risky due to hamstring health and rushing volume uncertainty.
The source identified Caleb Williams as one of the primary QB plays on the slate alongside Matthew Stafford and Tanner McKee, but argues he was not a viable cash game play over alternatives like McKee, Stafford, or Ben Johnson due to multiple concerns: uncertainty around his rushing volume ('You don't know he's going to run'), hamstring health (Williams himself stated he was not 100%), and overall play volume concerns exacerbated by Ben Johnson's run-heavy offensive scheme. However, the source liked Caleb straight up more than Stafford in tournament play, noting 'Caleb is so good' and that his stats are artificially deflated by Ben Johnson's proclivity to call run plays and get DeAndre Swift 2-yard touchdowns. The source projects Caleb could have a ceiling game of 500 passing yards and five touchdowns at some point this season, which would drive significant upside for his correlated receivers like Bijan Robinson.
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