Caleb Williams

That's a head coach who calls the play.

Like Sean McVay called those plays for the Rams.

Ben Johnson did the same for the Bears.

No, no, I understand.

I understand this, though.

If the pass is completed, guess what?

They're in field goal range and good to go.

And listen, I agree with you on kind of the slow walk approach because what Sean McVay did is what I thought the Bears were doing until that play because they were kind of just nickel and diming their way down the field and taking care of the football.

And that's all I ask.

Don't turn it over.

Don't turn it over.

They put the ball in harm's way as a team, and therefore, they now live with the result.

Yeah, that's it.

You read the reads on that specific play that is called, but the idea that that was up to the quarterback there to decide how to read that play, you're trying to figure out who's open, period, paragraph.

We continue on the phones, 312-644-6767.

We go to Frank in Oak Park.

Frank, you're on Rahimi Eris and Grody.

Dang.

Not the 2018-style blip on the proverbial radar.

It can't be 2018.