For years, Caleb Williams looked like the next big thing in the NFL.
However, once the Chicago Bears put themselves in a position to get him, there were some legitimate reasons to be worried.
Outside of his demeanor, people questioned whether he would be able to play in the cold.
More than that, they were deeply concerned about the team’s ability to develop him, given their history.
Fast forward to today, and the latter continues to be a glaring concern.
That’s why LaVar Arrington, Jonas Knox, and Brady Quinn believe the Bears could ‘ruin him’ after just one season.
Talking on FOX Sports Radio, they all expressed their thoughts on the current situation, and it doesn’t look good at all.
"They are on the fringe of ruining Caleb Williams in one season."
?️@LaVarArrington, @Brady_Quinn & @TheJonasKnox dive into whether Caleb Williams' experience with the Bears was worse than Bryce Young's last year with the Panthers. pic.twitter.com/L1T2v5I1tO
— FOX Sports Radio (@FoxSportsRadio) December 27, 2024
To say that the Bears’ offense has been less than competent this season would be a huge understatement.
There have been some concerns about Williams’ tantrums, pouting, and body language as well.
Of course, it’s easy to do anything when you’re constantly taking sacks, but he’s also held onto the ball for longer than he should be, and those are things coaches are supposed to correct.
It’s still early, and the talent is clearly there, but history is definitely not on Williams or the Bears’ side.
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