Bears players & FO dine with Caleb Williams in Chicago.

There's so many details we aren't getting. Did Caleb use the right fork? Did he put ketchup on his steak? Did he insist on a 15% or 20% tip? So many possible red flags. 

If the offensive line is solid (not saying perfect but rather saying solid) then Waldron and Caleb should be fine this season.  I think we will be pleased overall with both our new OC and new QB1.  The supporting skill players are looking solid.  But it will be a house of cards if the OL fails.  I'm not predicting it will.  Just saying I am in a "wait and see" mode regarding the OL.  Jenkins will go on IR.  Book it.  He does every season.  The C position has two guys who 1 of them needs to prove they are solid.  Hope one does.  Our RG, Nate Davis, made me a bit sick to my stomach watching him flounder at RG last season.  I did not expect him to struggle like he did.  I was so sure his floor was higher than what we witnessed last year.  Will he be the guy we expected - this year - or will he struggle again?  Finally, how good is our depth on this year's OL?  Ja'Tyre Carter and Larry Borom didn't look too good to me.  Their PFF scores support that too.  I know we like to discredit PFF here.  But Ja'Tyre Carter scored in the 40's for the season.  He especially struggled run blocking (44.8 grade for 2023).  Larry Borom blew chunks last season... really really bad.  And he got some significant playing time - and failed.  So, depth is a concern.  OL injuries are a given nowadays... how good is the depth for Caleb to play behind this year?  Time will tell.

Kind of like dipping fries in Mayo.

Yikes!

Cheap Tippin Pippen?