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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 1047644" data-attributes="member: 7261">A common problem in the NFL, rushing your rookie QB into action too quickly.  Sometimes it works (See Jayden Daniels), sometimes it doesn't (See last 3 Bears QB's).  Why do teams do it?  Because they are so desperate to find a top QB, that they aren't willing to wait, while a player who isn't ready to start in the NFL, learns how to play in the NFL, by being a backup for a few years.I think the Packers have been a very good model of how to develop a young QB in the NFL.  Favre probably started faster than they would have liked, but some of that was necessitated by The Majik Man going down.  Otherwise, both Rodgers and Love were give 3 years to develop behind a quality QB.Back to the Bears.  Maybe they will have buyers remorse and wished that they had taken Daniels with the #1 pick.  Maybe Williams will eventually be a solid NFL QB.  I think the underlying theme in Chicago with Turdbiscuit, Fields and now Williams, all 3 were rushed into the starting role, with a very below average 10 other guys playing on offense with them.</blockquote>

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