Mark Grody

This is the truth-telling season for Rome.

And the better question becomes, how does the offense use him?

Who's Caleb Williams targeting?

And then once you get the target, what are you doing with the ball?

I know that sounds really silly, but here we are.

And an awesome receiver, but then your defense falls apart.

Or you don't have enough depth in secondary receiving options or a running game that you like.

Well, and the rush came from all three levels of the defense, line, linebackers, and secondary.

the Seattle Seahawks and everybody else to add to that Marshall when you can what do we see Caleb's do Caleb Williams do last year the most when the left side saw the rush at left tackle when the left side of the pocket broke down he rolled to the right effectively taking away half the field for him he had to then use the other half do you use it well 100 he did there's no question um

But when you have that option taken away, or when you have Max Crosby on one side taking away your option, when you have that happen and change the shape of your offense, your opportunities become limited.

And that's why this is so crucial.

I don't even think we need to say that.

I feel like that's pretty common knowledge when it comes to explaining what a game wrecker like Miles Garrett can do.

But that's why this is so important.

And now there's a good chance.

Not only will you see him, but you'll see him in a game of consequence to you that might end your season.

The playoff teams in the NFC that continue to improve in this way, trading with the AFC, when the Packers get Micah Parsons, when the Rams get Miles Garrett, now we have to know that this is going to affect the Bears.

And maybe not sooner, sooner with some, but later, as the case is also showing.

They haven't ever acted like they have one they want.

Also, 630 says, technically the Rams didn't get more.