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The modern NFL offensive schemes are different today and this has affected the types of prototypical X receivers most NFL team traditionally use.
The following players are elite talents and would have fit the typical offences of most NFLs team 10+ years ago:
- MHJ
- BTJ
- Odunze
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Zero bias at all, not a single one of these throws are impressive.
Great game manager and maneuvering the pocket but this doesn’t move me!
Bears formula:
Rely on good offensive weapons and short-intermediate (YAC-reliant) scheme
Run
Pass (1-5 yds) Burden
Pass (1-5 yds) Burden
Pass (1-5 yds) Burden
Run
RPO (1-5 yds)
RPO
Pass (1-5 yds) Raymond
Run
Pass (1-15 yards) Loveland
RPO
Pass (10-25 yards) Odunze
Repeat
lol the over-drafted guy from Mountain West Conference has finally realised the NFL is hard. His blockers come from SEC/Big 10s. Meanwhile their number 2 back seems to be having no issues running through A and B gaps and making the right choices before the line. Funny that.
Have you noticed that Ashton Jeanty’s apparent ankle Injury goes away the moment there’s talk about how good he is in the receiving game?
What a weird ankle injury. 😉
Welcome to the era of NFL “analysts” ladies and gentlemen.
Any wonder why these people are so egregiously wrong.
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Oh for Christ sake let the man play somewhere else, you don't even use him
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2026 NFL Regular Season Caleb Williams Fact ✅
• Per Pro Football Focus (PFF)—70 out of his 88 completions this season have been short passes 9 yards or less (23 of those have been thrown behind the line of scrimmage).
• 582 (PFF) out of Williams 1,020 passing yards this season have been Yardage After Catch (YAC). Williams has 438 actual air passing yards this season in the 4 games that he has started (109.5 per-game-average). *See evidence below
• Per Team Rankings, Chicago has the most rushing attempts per game in the NFL (35.1).
• Per Team Rankings, Chicago’s time of possession leads the league No. 1 (35:30).
• Per PFF Williams time to throw ranks No. 51/53 in the NFL (3.44 seconds).
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Here’s how I see it.
Maye has to be perfect or the team loses.
Zero margins for error.
Good win Bears fans, but you’re lying if you don’t walk away from this game acknowledging Caleb Williams has it SO much easier in Chicago.
Imagine Maye had:
(Home game advantage)
Odunze
Burden
Loveland
Kmet
Swift
And Caleb had:
AJ Brown (at 30 and coming off ankle)
Demario Douglas
Hunter Henry
Eli Raridon
Stevenson
Bears have 130/167 yards after the catch.
Caleb is dependent on 2 things:
1. The run game
2. YAC
Typical check-down merchant-reliant offence. I don’t put all this on Caleb. I don’t respect Ben Johnson and coaches of his ilk.
Replying to @RapSheet
Again, sacrificial X’s being used to draw coverage and open up underneath.
Drake Maye, doesn’t have these weapons around him. Demario Douglas is not Luther Burden. Hunter Henry is not Loveland - hell - he’s barely kmet.
29 year old AJ brown coming off an injury is not Odunze
Drake Maye should’ve been on the Madden cover, instead we get a guy who faked a hammy to hide the whoopin’ he got from the Vikings.
🚨CRAZY🚨
Chicago #Bears GM Ryan Poles LAUGHED at Drake Maye’s college tape during pre-draft evaluations last year.
Poles laughed at me for his performance on tape and allegedly turned it off in the middle.
Fast forward, Maye is playing like the MVP and faced Chiacgo tomorrow.





























