Seeing Bigger Picture is Key for Caleb Williams | NFL Week 3 Review | Kurt Warner Game Tape Study
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- After my second viewing, he performed better than I initially thought. While there are areas he needs to grow in, there are also things to appreciate about his game. One of the biggest improvements is his ability to know where his eyes need to be. He's gotten much better at this. The goal for Caleb Williams is to see the bigger picture-getting his eyes in the right spot because when they are, he makes a lot of plays. There has been noticeable progress from week one to week two, and we’ve seen some good moments along the way. Now it’s about building consistency. #calebwilliams #chicagobears #nfl
CW is making all the calls checks etc at the line. He is doing pretty well considering. Chicago isn't doing the rookie development stuff he is in the water learning to swim.
Hopefully, he doesn't just sink.
Caleb is a strong swimmer. The NFL can try and throw all the oceans at him, but he will keep rising above and proving them all wrong. Week after week, he dominates.
Seems like Kurt’s being a little hyper critical for his 3rd career start. He’s making progressions in his reads just needs to be a bit quicker
Weird how Kurt Warner can't even realize the miscommunication on that first pass to DJ. He didn't miss the throw by 5 yards. Caleb thought he was coming back. DJ ran a go. Not that hard to figure out. DJ confirmed this, which should have been obvious by watching.
a lot of these people over criticizing Caleb (3 games into his rookie year), comparing him to 3+ year vet (Justin Field) etc are people following narratives that they see from trolls of social media. is really disheartening that this is the type of reporting that exist in sports now ah days. even more so when it comes from fellow NFL vets - who should know how it is transitioning from college to the NFL. people are more so interested in fishing for engagements for their podcast, vs saying whats REAL
The WR should always cover for their QB, of course DJ is going to say it was miscommunication to the press. Kurt's point still stands on what Caleb can do to bring his fundamentals up to NFL standards
@@TahitianTreatt Ask those kinds of people who they get their sports takes from. 98% of the time they'll mention ESPN employees, Colin Cowherd, Skip Bayless, etc.
People don't want reasonable takes, critical thinking, deep dives into tape, patience while a player develops and learns the NFL game. They want to hear someone literally shout "CALEB WILLIAMS IS JAMARCUS RUSSELL 2.0!"
Even Rodgers had the exact same thing happen in his last game w/ a missed back shoulder throw where the receiver didn't look back in time
@@TahitianTreatt Justin FieldS
I love reading comments from all these retired NFL players 😂😂😂😂
Caleb & Walden looks a lot like Howell & EB 😬
I did not get the impression Kurt was overly negative. Useful critiques to where Caleb needs to improve.
Eyes in the right place to read the conflict defender. Eliminate the dead routes faster - which is harder in today’s NFL.
Waldren kept calling plays that had multiple receivers in the same area. Especially the four slants play call.
Meh. You didn’t understand some of the miscommunications that they clearly had.
I rather watch kurt then these other clueless clowns
QB school clears
kurt youre great at this but please improve your audio and video tech, maybe get yourself an editor... i dont have the technical know how to tell you what you need but watch the QB school with J.T., there's a big difference.
Improve your audio and tech, but don't ask me because I don't know how. What a 🤡
Kurt just admit you were wrong
Kurt talking about “moments,” like yeah? Of course, do you expect a polished product 3 starts into his career? The moments are what has fans salivating, obviously you have to give him time to get better and do it more consistently
Great stuff here! Very enlightening and also puts the onus on Caleb and Shane.
Kurt breaks things down so good that I understand things I would never have with anyone else
I love these videos. I hope he finds a way to improve AFTER he plays the Rams, though. 😅
I think that we’re gonna have to push through a lot of interceptions and bad passes for him to learn the pace and play those higher risk passes. Trust the process.
It's seems like a lot of the things he had an issue with are basic things that he would already have learned in college. I wonder if his mind is just overwhelmed with everything at the moment, and he's almost kind of rushing everything in his head and he really has more time then he thinks he has. I feel like once he settles in, he's gonna take off.
Love these videos from Warner. No one does it better.
He’s looking left so much to see how Jones is handling his assignment. He’s given up so much pressure each week, you can tell Caleb is lacking some trust on his blind side. Bears should switch Wright to left side, he’s stronger & projects higher than Jones.
I like how the coach said the interception was bad footwork and being late. Kurt says it was a bad read. Makes me wonder if Caleb made the wrong read or was taught to read that wrong.
This is as expected honestly, Caleb lived on making out-of-structure plays in college and now has to learn to beat teams with his head more than his arm and improvising, which what he can do with his arm is amazing and he can get away with some throws because of it, but if learns to get his eyes to the correct side based on the coverage more, he can be elite for sure, he just needs to keep learning, I'm encouraged by what I've seen so far.
I’m just a couch coach for The Bears but I feel like Caleb checks unnecessarily at times.
Shane Waldron and Eberflus better step it up or they should be FIRED.
CW > bustin fields
Exactly bro. Caleb is lighting the league on fire while Fields is still crying.
@@MoodyFoody-fb9xe starting a dumpster fire maybe 😂
DJ changed the route on that. Not a great start.
Can you just apply to the Bears organization as a QB coach for Caleb? It would be much appreciated.
learned alot from this Kurt Thank you
Way to omit his first TD, Kurt. Great stuff 😒
Quality stuff Kurt
i think hes doing an awesome job for what given to him, hes confident, hard on himself and knows hes got a job to do.
Kurt is misreading so many different things and putting things on Caleb that are not even an issue. There were so many pass interference calls that he just named incomplete and found a way to blame Caleb
I can't wait until Williams throws for 400 yards and 4 touchdown passes. I'm sure he'll just analyze the incomplete passes. Lol 😆
Prepare yourself to wait awhile.
@@jlongobardy1612 he threw for 363 and 2 td pass's in this game we wont be waiting very long 🤣🤣
@@justjayden0551 worst 360 yard game in NFL history. If he throws 400 it will probably be empty yards in another loss
@@TB17- Prototypical moronic Bears fan. Always calling for the backup QB.
@TB17- we'll let you be the league wide decider of empty yards. You can report on all quarterbacks empty yard stats since you seem to be the expert.
Hopefully we see more progress against the Rams and Caleb is reading the defenses better.
When Justin throws to his #1 read “he can’t get through his progression.” 😂 Caleb do it, it’s smart 😆
I’m a fields guy but that’s not what the commentary was around fields. It was when he would take a sack he wasn’t getting through his progressions, not hitting first read. When his first read wasn’t open he struggled to find anyone else, hence Moore had a career year and no other receivers did much of anything
I love fields but he failed almost every time we needed a score in the 4th. Now we have a QB who can get us that score
great analysis as always by the GOAT
Who is bald
Lots of sensitive Bears fans in the comments lol. You guys gonna have a full on mental breakdown because he's not just nonstop glazing.
Jesus Kurt did he do something to you? He showed the most he has all year this week and u try to say he regressed?
All beard fans know Kurt Warner is a bust. He's jealous that Caleb is taking the league by storm when he couldn't do half of what Caleb is doing.
@@MoodyFoody-fb9xe smartest Bears fan here lol. Let's see Caleb get a super bowl MVP before we even try to compare the two.
@andrewg3196 exactly! Caleb is on the path of SB MVP, while Kurt could only dream of sniffing a SB. Let alone making the playoffs.
The bears would like to hire you as an consultant kurt... Please say yes
Honestly JD is running a high school offense, and Caleb is running an NFL offense. Huge difference. Caleb is actually developing into a pro QB, JD is a gimmick QB. JD doing addition/subtraction and Caleb doing calculus. give it time.
Literally 1/3rd of Daniels throws are at or behind the line of scrimmage, he's a checkdown merchant. Look at his passing chart compared to Caleb, it's a world of difference. Caleb is throwing to all parts of the field and at every level, Daniels is not.
@@darkstark1949 exactly. They are not the same. These casuals are film-illiterate.
You are making a bad excuse for the coaching staff. Washington hasn't punted in 2 weeks, we're running speed option on the 4 on 4th and can't figure out if we're going for 2 or not. Washingtons coaches put him in a position to execute a gameplan and theyre consistent about it.
Well it helps when your rookie QB doesn't have to do everything. Williams is getting 2 yards a carry of run support, very little pass protection and his coaches have him passing 40 times a game (2nd in the league)
In comparison, Daniels is getting 6 yards a carry in run support, solid pass protection and passing 25 times a game (23rd in the league)
@@bobnnate JD's offense is this... 1 read, if it's not there, then run. He's a glorified running back who is decent at the deep ball. Just like Justin Fields. I see no difference.
Kurt I have a lot of respect but the constant clickbait headlines about Caleb before you did film review really made me lose a lot of respect for you. You were super critical of Caleb before film on X then now you’re praising him, which is it?!
Why must you pour water on the flames of my hype fire, Kurt
I was really excited about a 360-yard, 2 TD game
(still am, but this is illuminating. Still better than Fields)
Truth is the film shows that caleb missed a ton of open targets due to lack of progression and poor footwork. This season is gonna be a long one.
CW >>>> Justin Fields
Caleb does all the check at line of scrimmage play after play just 3 games in, which Fields couldn't do in 3 years
The guy’s feet are a mess. Does he resist coaching?
His feet are not a mess at all lolol
You and expert?
KW says multiple tiles throught the video his feet are aligned and set what are you talking about? 😂😂😂
Look, we have John Gruden on this board 😀
Just kidding!
@@Harold-w2y well I can spell, there’s that
We're be sold a lot of hype and hopum, all the shit he should be doing we've watched Bagent do for two years, Williams should have never been named starter, he should have sat a year and learned behind Bagent. We'll be lucky to win 2-3 games this year when we should have been going to the playoffs.
What is your dumbass talking about? We’re winning 9+ games this year
Once we establish a decent run game it’s over for teams.
Relax. I bet you wanted them to keep Justin Fields. For you to be this critical after 3 games when you've had HORRIBLE QB play for the last 30 plus years is very rich of you
Tyson Bagent has been in the league for one year and has only played 4 games.
Why make shit up by saying you’ve watched him do it for 2 years? Lmao weirdo
Bagent sucks and has a noodle arm.
Oh the guy with his shirt off in the profile pic with a stupid meathead comment. Surprising.
I guess Justin Fields is looking better and better. Nothing burns like seeing your ex doing better without you.
To be fair that coaching staff and culture is a lot better. From what I've seen, he's not really become a better player, rather they are asking him to do less. I'm glad he is winning though
@@Banana16386 You’re right. The Steelers’ coaches and culture are eons better than Chicago’s. IMO the Bears asked JF to do way too much while having a turnstile OL (at least in the games I saw) and having Chase Claypool as a #2 WR. He’d have to be Brady or Rodgers to make that work even a little. IMO JF is making better decisions, maybe because he trusts his OL and he’s not asked to be the savior.
Regarding CW, I got the sense from KW’s analysis that they’re asking CW to do a lot of pure progression. When his first read is open, he usually hits it, and he seems to have problems reading defenses (wasn’t this supposed to be his strength?) I think he’s going to settle down and be a good one eventually.
@@Banana16386 He's doing the same stuff he did in Chicago. Plus, everybody is ignoring the fact that the Steelers allowed 10, 6 and 10 points in the first 3 games. That's insane. The 85 Bears allowed 12 on average. Guess what, Fields won all games as a Bear when his defense allowed 10 or less... because any QB can do that. You need to be absurdly bad to not win a game when you only gave up 10 points.
@@Breno-j8l Exactly, Justin is doing what is asked, be a game manager and not lose the game with turnovers. All these people pumping him up will have something different to say when it's the 4th quarter and they're down 2 scores. The JF I know will not go out and win that game for you, I hope for his sake he can, but I watched every game he played on the Bears and I know he is not good in late game situations.
So now I'm confused. Soooo now it wasn't Justin's fault when he was in Chicago? 🤔