Caleb Williams

You know, how many times has he talked even on our station about watching film?

And boy, did it pay off yesterday.

You know, that guy is a smart player who studies the game constantly.

One more thing to add to the side of Jaquan might not be back is I know for a fact that there are many offensive coaches in the league who will tell you that one of the guys that you get, not necessarily like the Bears' best defensive player, you've got to account for that guy.

He's a scary dude because of the physicality with which he plays and his tendency to be in the right place.

Other teams are going to like Jaquan Brisker.

But we will move on.

to Roma Dunze.

And I think it's a little hard to hear my question in there, but you will hear me asking a question about the missed touchdown and getting to the bottom of that.

But we'll just start this with Roma Dunze is sad.

What was the call in the first drive?

The touchdown grab or near grab by you.

Was that faulted at all?

Did it become wobbly to you?

To fill in a really quick blank on that, because I was really hard to hear the question.

I asked him, I said, was the ball tipped?

Was it wobbly?

Because there was another reporter as we were walking to the locker room that said, I think somebody might have got a hand on that ball.

It didn't look like a clean play, but Roma Dunzey not taking the excuse bait that I offered him right there.

This is Inside the Locker Room on Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 670 The Score.