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The Chicago Bears seemingly got their quarterback of the future when they took Caleb Williams with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.
Williams came into the draft as one of the most highly touted quarterbacks in many years.
He could be the answer the Bears have been looking for in the position, especially since they haven’t had a 4,000-yard passer in their history.
Williams has lived up to the hype thus far, as he has performed exceptionally well in preseason games and training camp.
However, while he has passed the eye test for many fans and analysts, not everyone is on the same page.
Shaun King recently spoke about Williams on FOX Sports Radio, indicating that there is an area of his game that is weak at the moment.
“There’s a glaring deficiency that Caleb Williams has that he needs to fix. I don’t think he sees the field well. When you watch him play, you rarely see him in the pocket, in rhythm, delivering the football on time,” King said.
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King believes that Williams’ vision isn’t great, and it could cause him trouble down the line.
Sure, he looks great in the preseason, but he also isn’t facing the best defenders from opposing teams.
It will be an entirely new challenge to go against the best players in the league when the regular season starts.
He will truly be put to the test in Week 1 of the regular season when the Bears face the Tennessee Titans.
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