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Every now and then a quarterback prospect with a ton of hype around them surfaces. Many predict that he will be the NFL’s next great thing. It all began with John Elway in 1983. Since then, players like Trevor Lawrence, Andrew Luck, Peyton Manning, Troy Aikman, and Jeff George have all been treated similarly. Caleb Williams seems to be the most recent potential of this kind. He’s been referred to be “generational” by many. For the previous two years, he has been the clear favorite to finish first overall. Williams is so overhyped now that many people think he’s overrated.

Although he was an exciting athlete at USC, the term “generational” seems a bit excessive. In the NFL, Dan Orlovsky held this job. He has years of experience assessing quarterbacks for ESPN. In an attempt to have a clear picture of what the Chicago Bears might be getting, he made the decision to examine Williams’ footage. From what he has seen so far, he believes that Williams is not overvalued. In fact, he might be underappreciated. Orlovsky believes that the quarterback last season covered up a number of significant problems with the USC offense.

All draft analysts who are worth their salt have agreed that USC lacked elite players this past season, on both sides of the ball. Most certainly, none of his wide receivers will be selected before the third round. It became worse with his offensive line. Even yet, he was still able to throw for 3,633 yards, 30 touchdowns, and five interceptions in an offensive scheme that lacked variation. In fact, he achieved his career’s greatest completion % (68.6). This quarterback did not rely on the skill of those around him. There’s a good chance that without Williams, USC would have had a losing record.

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Teams seek out quarterbacks who can improve the team around them. There hasn’t been one for the Chicago Bears in a while. Perhaps the excitement around Caleb Williams is a bit excessive, but it’s becoming obvious that some respectable individuals think the high praise is well-founded. The interview process is the last obstacle to overcome. Next week, at the scouting combine, that gets started. Williams will be chosen if he can provide the correct responses. If not, someone else could be able to take his place.

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