So your evidence, which Trumps both the eye test and talent graders and even radar gun data, that Caleb Williams doesn't have at least very good arm strength is...that he didn't throw at the combine? How very academic of you.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

He had a chance to demonstrate it against other NFL caliber QBs at the combine, "which" Trumps some bullshit you pulled out your ass Tee Time and ducked. Which says all that needs to be said

NFL insider Albert Breer recently unveiled a unique trait of his that exceeds the rest on the "Toucher & Hardy" podcast.

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"You guys know the idea of putting touch on the ball and being able to change speeds and how important that is in football. This guy told me basically what they see in-game simulation situations is that a quarterback has about 4 miles per hour range on his ball. So most of the quarterbacks they see throw it roughly between touch throws and drive throws between 47-51 miles per hour. There's generally a four-mile per range on a guy's ball.

"Caleb Williams has 10 miles per hour range. When they worked with him, he's been 46-56 miles per hour."

Miller: Williams is an elite prospect with upper-level arm strength, running ability, field vision and poise. There are times when he forces passes, and he'll have to get the ball out faster in the NFL, but he has shown he can carry a team and create big plays with his second-effort mobility, diverse arm angles and arm talent. Williams finished 11th in QBR last season (82.4) and threw for 3,633 yards, 30 touchdown passes and five interceptions. He is the overwhelming favorite to go first overall in April.

Muench: Williams' elite improvisational talent, arm strength and ability to pick defenses apart from within the pocket set him apart from the rest of the 2024 class. He has the footspeed to evade pass-rushers in tight spaces and the strength to break would-be tackles. His ability to extend plays, adjust his arm angle and make accurate off-platform throws puts great stress on defenses on each snap. Williams is also a patient pocket passer who gets through his progressions given time and space. He presses and tries to make too much happen on some plays but has rare playmaking instincts; he can get away with some questionable decisions.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

OK when you have actual footage of this let me know.. And it's obvious that Justin Fields has more talent than this kid. Which you scoffed at Tee Time

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Where is your actual footage that Justin knows how to read a defense? I have 3 years of Bears games that says he does not.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

Whether he can or cannot "read" a defense is not my concern. It's yours.
It's clear that Justin Fields has more talent than "Generational Talent" Caleb.

This was called back due to a penalty but it was an absolute rope to Pickens

https://youtube.com/shorts/nAxZbgSMZlM? ... 0vtbaOy8w9

What is Justin better at then Fields? He's a better RB then Williams. I will give you that. Everything else Williams is better at.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

That was 1 read Fields at his best. Looks like Field's still need the field cut in half for him to execute a throw.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

OK when you have actual footage of this let me know.. And it's obvious that Justin Fields has more talent than this kid. Which you scoffed at Tee Time

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It's not on me to prove any further that Caleb Williams has a strong arm.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

It all starts with arm talent. He doesn't throw with quite the same velocity of Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen or Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert, but he can really spin it. Williams can also flick the ball 50 yards downfield like it's nothing. Combine that with pretty consistent accuracy across the board, and you've got a scary passer

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

Stick to Caddying Tee Time. You stupidly think Caleb has a "gun" based on nothing besides your rather inane observations.

lol are you actually questioning Calebs arm strength?


I mean, question his decision making, ball placement, accuracy on deep throws ok fine.. but arm strength?


LTG, you would get laughed at by any credible professional you tried to say this to with a straight face. Former players that have evaluated him, professional scouts that have evaluated him, coaches, former coaches.. never mind all us arm chair guys sitting around on a random bumblefuck Internet forum.


Pick a different hill to die on.. or don’t lol

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

The victims are the American People and the Republic itself.

There are plenty who say (like Merrill Hoge did) that his arm strength or talent isn't all that special. Who looks like they know what they are talking about now, you or him, Just Asking A Question

You need to do everyone on this board a solid and call the SCORE with this bit.. aim for Bernstein because his meltdown over it would be hilarious.


C’mon LTG, make the SCORE great again.. even if only for a single phone call


‘Yeah this Caleb guy, he just doesn’t have the arm strength to cut it in the NFL.. clearly that’s why Waldron handed the ball off more against the Rams..’

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

https://www.nbcsportschicago.com/nfl/ch ... th/551779/


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While talking on the The Sports Hub 98.5's Toucher & Hardy Show, Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer revealed more about Williams' true arm strength that only someone very close to him would know. That's because he found it out from Williams' personal QB coach.

Ultimately, it says Williams can dial it up or down far better than anyone else in the draft.

"I think Jayden Daniels and Drake Maye are close as prospects," Breer said on the podcast. "I think Caleb's in a different category.

"And one thing that was really interesting, I talked to his personal quarterbacks coach last week."

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

Damn I'm Good It might be time for you to tap out Tee Time. Or find yourself someone else to caddy for. Now "WE" see why he didn't want to throw at the combine don't "we"? Your source was his personal QB coach you damn clown
https://www.si.com/nfl/bears/what-sets- ... drafts-qbs

I've never met the man but I'm sure Caleb's QB coach is of sound enough mind to read and comprehend the reading from a radar gun. Or do you think he's lying?

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

And one thing that was really interesting, I talked to his personal quarterbacks coach last week
This guy told me basically what they see in-game simulation situations is that a quarterback has about 4 mph range on his ball," Breer told Toucher & Hardy. "So most of the quarterbacks they see throw it roughly between touch throws and drive throws between 47-51 miles per hour.


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"That can slide based on a guy's arm strength but there's generally a 4 mph range on a guy's ball."

And with Williams?

"Caleb Williams has 10 mph range," Breer said. "When they worked with him, he's been 46-56 in his ability to control the ball."

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

So your evidence, which Trumps both the eye test and talent graders and even radar gun data, that Caleb Williams doesn't have at least very good arm strength is...that he didn't throw at the combine? How very academic of you.

And one thing that was really interesting, I talked to his personal quarterbacks coach last week
This guy told me basically what they see in-game simulation situations is that a quarterback has about 4 mph range on his ball," Breer told Toucher & Hardy. "So most of the quarterbacks they see throw it roughly between touch throws and drive throws between 47-51 miles per hour.


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"That can slide based on a guy's arm strength but there's generally a 4 mph range on a guy's ball."

And with Williams?

"Caleb Williams has 10 mph range," Breer said. "When they worked with him, he's been 46-56 in his ability to control the ball."

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

This was called back due to a penalty but it was an absolute rope to Pickens

https://youtube.com/shorts/nAxZbgSMZlM? ... 0vtbaOy8w9

Your "Radar Gun" was Williams Personal QB coach who happens to work for him And gets paid to lie essentially.