Tim Jenkins previews Caleb Williams' playoff debut
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What is the significance of Caleb Williams' playoff debut?
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Tim Jenkins. I've got people real mad at me in Chicago that how dare you? There's a radio guy up there, Mike North. He was real mad. Sounder and CEO of Jenkins Elite. I'm Tim Jenkins and welcome to All Things QB where I watch every single clip and break down the most important ones today. Breaking down the positives and negatives. You've seen progressions that align with the quarterback's eye. I hope that's what we get more of, but I hope we continue to see some of these concepts and the way we build things are better for the quarterback versus just looks good on paper.
Tim Jenkins with Rahimi Harrison-Grody on Chicago Sports Radio. 670 The Score.
That's what he does. Tim Jenkins is the founder and CEO of Jenkins Elite. He is a quarterback guru, and he watches the film. You can check out his breakdowns on YouTube. They are at All Things QB. He joins us via the Circus Sports Illinois hotline. Download the Circus Sports app today, and he is on Twitch, twitch.tv slash Chicago 670 The Score. Tim, thanks for coming on.
I'm fired up. I'm fired up. We got the whole gang back together, too. I feel like with the holidays... You know, sometimes it's hit or miss, but I'm pretty fired up.
The whole gang is here, and it's the playoffs, and we've never done a pre-playoff week. This is very exciting.
Yeah, what an honor. I was saying that today on the closeout. I did a little members video, and I was saying today, I go, you guys, this is exciting. We've never had a playoff week together. I've been sitting there with Justin Fields and some different stuff. Yeah, we haven't done this. You know, is it sunny in Chicago? It feels like there's some optimism in the air. You know, it's funny.
It was sunny earlier today. As soon as you say that, look out. And now it's like overcast. So let's not have that be.
How does Tim Jenkins assess the Bears' chances against the Packers?
Hey, it's above freezing. And that's a great thing.
We're in the 40s.
So that's a big deal.
So I want to ask you this, Tim, because I feel like this is a culmination at this point. We are playing with somewhat house money here. So let's go back to the beginning of this Ben Johnson-Caleb Williams partnership and tell me how prepared you feel like they are after last week's performance, really the last month plus of playing better teams, right? for this playoff journey that begins with, of course, a familiar team in the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field Saturday night.
Yeah, so I'm going to kind of go for a while here because I got some exciting stuff for you. I feel like we're playing with house money too, but let me tell you a small story and I'm going to pat myself on the back while I'm doing it, which is Mac Jenkins in his first year of tackle football this year, third grader. First year of tackle football, mom was worried. I remember in the kitchen before we started the season thinking to myself, man, I got a bunch of, you know, I got a bunch of kids that I'm not sure they're athletic. Hey, I just want to try to, you know, have a winning record. And then we made it to the playoffs. And then I'm like, all right, I want to go to Super Bowl. And we made it to the Super Bowl.
And I say, I want to win the Super Bowl. Right. And so quickly the house money becomes big expectations. And unfortunately, you're talking to a Super Bowl losing coach right here. Third grade Super Bowl losing coach. That's me. So. The house money only lasts so long. You got the Packers coming to town. And I feel like what all of us would have said is, man, how cool would it be if they made the playoffs? Now, all of a sudden is like our expectations are let's win some playoff games, which is which is dangerous. But simultaneously, you want to sit at the table and you want to have that high expectations in an NFL organization. So I think it's a positive now. How ready are they? I'll tell you that we've lost two straight, and I am way more confident in them than I was before that game.
Playing San Francisco to the wire, playing Detroit to the wire, I get it. Detroit didn't make the playoffs. you guys turn on the tape. That's not a non-playoff defense.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the significance of Caleb Williams' playoff debut?
0:00–1:55
2
How does Tim Jenkins assess the Bears' chances against the Packers?
1:55–4:08
3
What improvements does Caleb Williams need to make for success?
4:08–7:06
4
How has the Bears' offensive strategy evolved this season?
7:06–10:34
5
What are the expectations for the Bears in the playoffs?
10:34–13:34
6
How can the Bears' defense impact the playoff game?
13:34–16:20
7
What are the critical areas for the Bears to focus on during the game?
16:20–18:23
8
What insights can be drawn from past performances against the Packers?
18:23–20:45
Speakers
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