Bears must move fast with Justin Fields trade.

Yeah... This is a nail biter

That's my take on it too.  Watching college games of both QB's it is amazing (to me anyway) how Williams looks like Fields.  They do have some differences, but it is amazing how alike they look.  Both hold onto the ball too long trying to extend plays.  I do believe Caleb processes what he sees on the field faster than Fields though.  That is a big plus to Williams over Fields.  Of the three guys, Fields, Williams and Maye, I have the feeling Maye is a better all around QB.

If Poles likes Maye better after careful review, I have no problem with that. 

But I doubt that will end up being the case.  Maye has less games under his belt and most consider him to be a distant 2nd to CW in the QB rankings.

I'm just hoping the Bears get it right.  They have a lot more information to go on than anyone else, and surely more than us fans.  I have listened to some NFL people ranking Maye above Williams, but admittedly they are in the minority.  I have no clue.  Fields, Williams and Maye all have positives and negatives.  Perhaps one of the best articles I have read about these 3, and the Bears' decision to go with one of them - made a good point for going forward  with Caleb Williams.  This guy said to look at the floor for Williams and realize his floor is probably as high as where Fields is at now.  So, even if Williams is not the "Sure Thing" that the pundits and talking pod-heads are telling us he is.  At least we won't be any worse off than we are now with Fields.  And we will have Williams on a rookie contract.  I did like that candid evaluation of the situation.  We can all argue about these three guys' ceilings.  But at least Caleb's floor should be at where we are now with Fields... and of course he very well could have a sky-high ceiling and end up as a GREAT quarterback.  

The only things I personally worry about with Williams (and I know that it is just me on this) is that his height is probably smaller than he is being listed at.  Some are saying he's actually going to measure closer to 5'11" at the Combine or maybe 6' at best.  That's not a deal breaker.  But it might explain his issues hitting those mid-field passes as well as you'd like to see.  He may be struggling a bit seeing those targets.  Or not.  Maybe it is a nothing-burger and it has zero to do with his lack of height.  The other thing that I don't like is the report he is going to negotiate his own contracts and not have an agent.  Again, not a deal breaker, but it could be less than ideal down the road... having your QB1 doing this seems like it could be problematic... especially if he ends up being a diva, or worse a nutcase.