It's coming. It's blocked. Williams going Anza. It's caught. Today, Walker, touchdown bears.

Nothing fancy. Here's Walker just running a post. It's cover four. The near safety bites down on the underneath player.

And then Amique Robertson has to try to play over the top of that, but he recognizes it late and

Caleb sees it right off the bat. You game plan for that coverage, for that route.

He got exactly what he wanted and that was great execution.

You saw that graphic on that last touchdown, Caleb Williams, a single season,

best season in passing Bear's history, passing Eric Kramer. Usually you say with a quarterback, particularly a mobile quarterback, make him go to his left.

He's as comfortable rolling to his left, flipping his hips.

Commit?

Yes.

He's, you know what he is?

He's, for me, he's John Elway from my generation. That was Howie Long several weeks ago, and that's aged really well, I think.

Howie Long's comp of Caleb Williams as John Elway for this generation, guy who can run an awful lot,

guy whose completion percentage is not as high as some of his contemporaries,

but oh boy, does he have a knack for making big plays late in the fourth quarter and such?

And I think that's aged really well from Howie Long.

I got another piece of breaking NFL news.

Okay, doke.

The Lions announced today that they have parted ways with offensive coordinator

John Morton.

Okay, so Ben Johnson's replacement has been fired and Dan Campbell finds somebody else.

Maybe somebody actually trusts to call plays, so he doesn't have to do it.

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