Caleb Williams

It's about him taking it even further.

I mean, he's not a finished product, and that's my favorite thing about everything that's transpired this season.

But the only thing I'll say is you would hope by this point of the season that he and DJ Moore would always be on the same page.

And we've seen it a few times with DJ, the famous mailbox where DJ throws up his hand.

There are guys who say to them, who say, I can get open on this play.

I've got daylight.

I'm reading the defense my way.

Here's a touchdown or here's more yards.

And when the pressure is on, everybody's trying to do different things.

Everybody's trying to do as much as they can.

And that's where the communication becomes so crucial.

Well, the problem is Chase Daniel was on this pretty quickly, and he had it in all 22.

And Chase Daniel used to be on our afternoon show regularly, former quarterback, as everybody knows, MVP at the bank, undoubtedly.

Here's what he had to say about it.

Caleb Williams has a really good pocket.

All right, a couple things I like about this one.

You're protecting the edges.

You're giving your guy a chance to make a play.

Number two, Luther Burden, run a curl route, okay, run a flat route.

They're playing man to man on this side of the field.