re: Williams, Daniels, Maye, JJ (lol), Bo, or Penix Jr.? Who ends up having the best career?

I might need to become a NFL GM at this point.

Best career? The last man standing without using a cane. And who hasn't taken contracts out on his OL.

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I might need to become a NFL GM at this point.

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Good bump been interesting to watch the regular season unfold and seeing all these guys play except JJ at Minn because of injury.

My top 5 going forward

Daniels
Nix
Penix
Maye
Williams

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Daniels
Nix

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LOL

I can get scouts for that duh. You just earned yourself MAC duty. Have fun attending Bowling Green games in November.

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Everyone says Williams has all the talent in the world. No, no he doesn’t.

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Sure he does, he made some unreal throws at times. He can run, not to Daniels level but he definitely can. He has all the physical tools. The biggest questions are his decision making especially holding on to the ball too long and maybe his mental makeup

Its wild, looking back that half this class are off to a solid start.

Caleb Williams
- People can frown at him, but this OL play has been ATROCIOUS. He's been sacked 67 times yet he's done a fairly remarkable job. He should end the season 4k total yards, 20+ TDs, and less than 10 turnovers.

Jayden Daniels
- Easily ROTY and impressive when you consider where Washington was last year. he's about to hit 4500 total yards, break a rookie completion% record, tally >30 TDs to <10turnovers.

Drake Maye
- NE is void of talent, we all know that. Somehow still completing 67% of his passes, a chance to hit 3k total yards in 13 games, 20 TDs to 12 turnovers is solid work for what he's working with. Daniel Jones comparisons need to STFU, he can actually read an offense and not panic (despite being sacked 33 times through 12 games)

Bo Nix
- Arguably the biggest surprise of this year. If you told me Sean Payton was insane and Bo Nix is a bust based on college play --- I'd have agreed. This is where "when the player matches the coach and organization". If projected, he's about to hit 65% completion, 4k total yards, 30 total TDs, currently at 12 INTs and a chance at the playoffs. Wild.

Not enough to know
JJ and Penix Jr

LINK

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The Bears’ offensive line was inconsistent in the first three weeks before stabilizing either side of its bye. Several fingers have been pointed at this unit for Caleb Williams’ struggles, but the rookie QB is holding onto the ball the fourth-most (3.09) and has to take the blame for his fair share of this offense’s 10.6% sack rate, which ranks last in the NFL. Most of the metrics suggest that the pass blocking isn’t that bad. Chicago’s 34.1% pressure rate ranks 13th despite Williams holding onto the ball for so long. They also rank 15th in PBWR, which is more than respectable.

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People can frown at him, but this OL play has been ATROCIOUS. He's been sacked 67 times yet he's done a fairly remarkable job. He should end the season 4k total yards, 20+ TDs, and less than 10 turnovers.

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he holds onto the ball way too long. Shiiiit that offense doesn’t even trust him to throw more than 5 yards down the field. No wonder he had that non-int streak. He was barely testing defenses.