So, let's see.

T.

L says Caleb Williams was my top pick to fall short of hopes.

Yeah, yeah, I thought going into the draft in 24 that he was the scariest one, probably,

because of all of this stuff that at USC and he's sort of a little bit of the first like what would you what would you call it like the the first

generation of anointed college players remember when jordan addison took a million dollars to go to USC and got destroyed by

everybody in the media?

Like, how dare he?

All this stuff.

And now that happens every other day with guys taking this money.

But Williams was the first one to be a rich NFL player.

And then it was also pretty clear that his disposition when he got to Chicago was these guys don't know what they're doing.

And they're going to screw me up.

Because when you read the Seth Wickersham thing, him wanting to come to Minnesota.

And hey, if you're going to the game, it just may be a suggestion of some sort of signage to indicate that Caleb Williams

actually wanted to be a Viking. That would be, that'd be funny for you. Anyway, so it was pretty clear

that he was going into that situation already feeling like this organization doesn't know what it's doing,

it's going to screw me up. I have to tell them what to do.

And it just seemed like a marriage made in hell between a coach that didn't have any sort

of iron fist and Matt Eberfluse and an offensive coordinator that wanted to do everything

that Caleb Williams was going to be completely comfortable with.

At the same time, though, if he can't get the play calls in, this is why Kevin O'Connell

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