Erik Kramer talking about Caleb Williams

Thanks for posting that, Chuck.  Man, your heart goes out to Kramer.  He seems like a good guy who has been through so much adversity.  He had CTE, then his son committed suicide and he lost his parents back then too.  He went through depression and shot himself in the head to commit suicide - yet lived through that somehow.  Here's his Wiki in case anyone is interested (LINK).  For an undrafted QB he carved out a good career.  I sure hope he can keep his life on track now.  

I feel that will be his hardest adjustment. When you have been able to be the hero so often, the tendency to play that way is strong

Yeah, I agree.  I've heard it described as tough because you don't want him to completely stop extending plays, ever, but rather understand when to do it.  It should be in your tool box but not the first tool you grab.

I'm not saying that I have real doubts about it.  Just that this is the way he has to play in the NFL.  If he doesn't, why pick him at #1?  

If you think people were hard on Fields, just wait to see what happens if/when CW struggles.  Again, I am not expecting him to struggle.  Just that, for better or for worse, CW has a lot of expectations that will require him to perform at a "generational" level.



This is exactly what I mean.  This is what separates a QB like Mahomes or Brady or most HOF QBs from the rest.