Anyone finding they're warming to the Bears drafting Caleb?

I found it interesting that Poles is personally going to the Jayden Daniels' Pro Day, but is just sending a team representative to the Maye Pro Day.  Maybe that is simply due to LSU having more draft prospects than North Carolina.  Or it could be that Maye is the #3 QB prospect on their draft board ranking, which is different than what this guy, Chris Trapasso, ranked them.  He has Maye, Williams, Daniels in his 1, 2, 3 order.  He seemed to love Jordan Love, his #2 guy on the list.  I'm not saying he's wrong, but it seemed like an interesting take on these QBs. 

Awhile back I was really trying to find things to like about Maye and Daniels, hoping they were good enough that the Bears could trade down with Washington and draft one of the other guys & get the big haul.  But as much as I tried to find something (anything) to base that on and rationalize a trade down - I just couldn't find anything.  Williams is just on another tier than those two guys.  It is not three guys in the top-tier.  It is Caleb Williams in tier-1, Maye and Daniels on the 2nd tier... and the rest of the guys.  Daniels has an obscene level of talent around him (throwing to two incredible NFL level WRs, and behind a good OL).  Maye looks better than Trubisky, but I do get the Trubisky vibe to some extent with him... a mix of good and bad stuff.  Williams played behind a horrible OL and on a team that just wasn't that good.  He still performed some amazing stuff.  It will be interesting to watch these 3 guys in the NFL.  But it sure looks to my (admittedly) untrained eye that Caleb is the complete package.  It will be fascinating to watch him transition with a better offense than what he had at USC last year.

I've said all along that I trusted Poles. If Williams fails here its not cause Poles put him in a bad situation. He's doing everything Pace and Poles himself, didn't do for Fields. For that I applaud him. Williams is a tremendous talent, and I'm excited about his prospects, but the Bears have to help him realize his potential. Exciting times are here fellas!

He’s going to LSU to interview Nabers just in case he slips to #9, which he won’t.