In college he also looked bad against "good defenses". Which should be a cause for concern. People who claim to "know football" or sports in general should be able to understand this.It's why terms like"4A" prospects exists in Baseball.
He slayed bum defenses in college according to the numbers.
And even when you watch him play and look good on film, it's not like he overwhelms with his "physical gifts". He is an undersized QB with above average speed and hardly a "cannon" for an arm.
If you think that spells "generational talent", then what era and generation are you talking, that of the Single T formation?

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^ this guy gets it

I may tune out all football coverage until August.

Worry less about me. I won't make you famous.

First time to the board?

I can’t get sucked into the very throw in OTAs, particularly for a no brainer 1/1 pick. Can’t do it.

I'm not the dude literally checking for each and every one of your posts on the subject however. Or constantly imploring you to go anywhere out of fear of pissing on the "sanctity" of this board's football section. Much like your guy Flim Flamming Frank, you're hardly considered an authority on anything.

I can't find one report of anyone that actually did this however.

You doing an extremely literal bit?

Just Responding To A point. And honestly, it's much more relevant to speak about his performance in an OTA than it would be to post about fingernails and pink cellphones. Which are an utter waste of time imo.

Both are irrelevant. He’s in his first week of professional football and Bears’ beat guys are counting completions in 7 on 7 drills. It’s overkill unless he starts throwing like Tebow or breaks a bone.

Kevin Byard thought it relevant enough that he felt compelled to come over and provide him the proverbial "keep ya head up kid" pep talk as a result. Something which says a helluva lot more about its importance than anything I'm going to read on here to the contrary.

My guy says Caleb threw 15 touchdowns today. Get his HoF bust ready!

Everyone but Zippy knows you need to fail in order to succeed. I prefer the struggles to come before the games matter. If this kid is wired the way I believe he is, he'll use the criticisms as fuel.

Nas until that article was posted regarding his "struggles" in OTAs, you were about to get that Hall Of Fame bust for him ready based on a wobbly ass throw that you'd seen him make in OTAs. The very same OTAs you now claim don't matter all that much.

Slow politics day/night for you? Your bait ain't baiting, my friend.

Nah the I fell back on the football chatter til it roll the damn ball out time. And truth be told, as a Lifelong Beara fan, I want the kid to be great. I just don't believe that he will be.

Nobody thought that he played poorly in college.

Not true. There are plenty of people that have noted how poorly he performed against better defenses.