Dear Lord you should be ecstatic. Caleb Williams has more of a QB in one hand than Fields did. Fields was an ELITE athlete but not a QB.
The question is only if Caleb has the maturity first and then second ability to grow. He literally has an elite ceiling.
"Ceiling" and "floor" is always funny to me.
The guy drafted 199th overall in 2000? I'm sure they said his ceiling was "serviceable starter."
It's also funny to see that Bears fan talking trash about the QB position. No, not funny. Hilarious, but simultaneously sad and pathetic.
Despite the recent success of my team, the vast history keeps me more reserved. You'd think that a Bears fan with a "can't miss" QB prospect would have the same thinking. I mean seriously, the Lions - yes, the Lions of all teams - have won 3 world championships since the Bears have had a QB worth re-signing.
Maybe Caleb will be the guy to throw for 4000 yards and/or 30 TDs, AKA an average QB season. If not, well, eventually the NFL will push the number of regular season games far enough past 17 and tweak the rules to favor the offense more and more until eventually it will be inevitable.
But maybe I should be more humble here. After all, the Bears have been playing 4D chess at the QB position. I don't think my Lions have ever beaten Mitch Trubisky, and Goff can't seem to lose to Mahomes, so taking Mitch over Mahomes has clearly worked out for Chicago.