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with the first pick in the 2024 NFL draft, the Chicago Bears select Caleb Williams.

You know, history's the history. Like, I'm kind of done talking about it.

Like, we go back so much all the time and that those days are over.

Are you as high on Caleb Williams now as you were when the Bears first drafted him.

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I still feel pretty damn good about Caleb Williams,

but maybe the concern meter has gone from maybe up a notch from like a three to a four just because of some of the stuff that I have seen and some of the complications that existed last year with Caleb Williams that are still showing themselves.

And I still have not seen like good

days stacked together one after another with the cap and I do I take it all into consideration.

The new coach, the bad coaching last year, the new defense, the new offensive coordinators,

the new play calls. It all, it all adds in. But for a guy that we

were all, and I said it too, calling generational, calling elite, calling the best quarterback since

Andrew Luck, that has taken a slight hit with me. Still think he's been good. And I said it yesterday,

if I still had the press the yes or no button on Caleb Williams, it's still yes, but I'm not as convinced as I was when they drafted him.

My concern was never necessarily Caleb Williams. And not that there aren't, you know, holes in his game or weaknesses that he can work on. My concern is as a lifelong Bears fan and watching them break every quarterback that they've ever

drafted or traded for or signed, I wondered if they were going to break another one.

And I had concerns about the offensive line going into last year.

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