Marshall Rahimi

And Caleb has done that, too, where he's tried to throw into coverage.

And you're like, whoa, whoa, whoa.

And I know the quantity is not large of interceptions for Caleb Williams.

But there have been times you're like, how did you think you were going to get that in there?

Really?

guys then you you've been the voice that has not been you because i i mean to me it's like if you did like a poll it's 85 dj more let's put it this way 85 not caleb's fault nope i didn't hear any outrage i think that's based on caleb being the guy who put them in a position to even be and it's justified throw yes two things can be true i think you're right i think you're right in that case nah i can make any throw

Well, and that is like if we're just separating from the argument or whatever this is that's happening right now.

He's just the best player to ever play the position for this game.

Chicago Bears.

My opinion on Caleb was throughout the season, you know there were some moments early in the season where I was like, I don't know.

I'm not sure what's going on here with Caleb.

He's going to get it back.

Then the last five or six games of the season, he changed my mind in terms of the throws that he was making.

And to a point where I have, unfortunately, because it's not cool to be aligned with the Bears.

It's just not.

I am aligned with the Bears' opinions on Caleb Williams, Ben Johnson, and Ryan Pohl specifically.

As in, oh yeah, we got our quarterback.

This guy does spectacular things.

But there's a few more things, a few more levels that we have to go here before that guy is an autopilot.

You're not going to allow them on the crowded train, man?