Anthony Heron

But he recognizes it.

And whenever you watch Caleb running around, even if he is running laterally, you'll see on occasion he'll still take a quick peek laterally

just to tell whether or not there's a defender nearby who's going to dive at his feet, who's going to leap for the ball as he's got it exposed.

In that scenario, he's running straight backwards, glances sideways for a moment, and then just gets his body turned around with enough time to be able to fire the ball over 50 yards in the air as he's running what's likely got to be over 20 miles an hour in the opposite direction, gets his hips and his shoulders squared up well enough to float a ball

And recognize, remember where his playmaker is supposed to be in that moment.

I cannot tell you all the mental gymnastics that that had to take for him to pull that off in that moment.

And then when you think about it, the offensive player knows where he's supposed to be.

The defender trying to track the ball in the air, almost like a punt returner with where he delivers it to that back pylon.

And there's Cole Komet just waiting for the home run swing.

It's awe-inspiring what he can do in those moments and the fact that we have seen him progress in the way at all the mundane, all the standard mechanics of quarterback play and all the progress he's made there.

Caleb Williams has the potential to become the ultimate weapon

in the National Football League because he might be nearly as fast as Justin Fields in straight line speed, but he's got the Mahomes thing.

He was actually better within the snap than Matthew Stafford for much of that game last night.

The potential is like we have rarely, if ever, seen as a quarterback.

And it's not the first time we've seen him take the gamble, right?

Like that first Green Bay game, we saw him dial up pressure.

We've seen Dennis Allen do this before.

But it doesn't always work out.

Now, the difference last night was that he did at least have as healthy of a secondary to work with as he's had in months, frankly.

And this still isn't the full version of Jalen Johnson.