Mark Potash

One that who knows?

I don't know if we'll ever know what really went on within that season with Caleb Williams last year.

But he, Mark, I thought as you described the Bears season getting better and better, there was a correlation with the quarterback.

Not necessarily him causing the Bears to be better.

A lot of times, obviously, he did.

But I thought that he made a believer out of me in terms of, do the Bears have a quarterback?

Yes, Mark, the Bears have a quarterback.

How did you look at Caleb Williams' season?

Yeah, I thought it was a big year, you know, just a huge step for him.

And I think he, you know, to me, what made him different from the other quarterbacks like Fields and Trubisky we're talking about is just his – actually his floor, right?

was so much higher, that his bad games he could still win.

You know, he could still be a difference maker in poor games, which Rex couldn't do.

And even Jay Cutler, to a certain extent, couldn't do.

And obviously Fields and Trubisky.

And so it was interesting.

We've heard so – I have to admit, I'm more annoyed than most about hearing about how all the great throws, all the great plays he can make.

I know he can make great plays.

I don't want to hear about his – I want to see him make the accurate throws and early downs that kind of get the offense going and do all the things that he's supposed to do, the fundamental parts of Ben Johnson's offense.

But I got to say –

His big plays made the difference.