What Caleb is working on with private coaches (pretty cool)

It sounds like his private coach is just working on what Waldron wants him working on (like getting used to working under center and getting the ball out quick. Stuff that needs reps of practice. His private coach has the technology equipment to make sure his body mechanics keep “right” as he reps too. It is no different than what the Bears coach would do if they were allowed to… the CBA doesn’t allow it but a private coach is allowed. It just so happens that Richardson and a few other young QBs will be doing their training at the same time.

I didn't explain that very well (sorry).  The equipment is okay to use by anyone.  But the Bears coaches have the number of practices limited by the CBA.  These are not practices for Caleb but it's still very valuable for him to work on these things between now and summer training camp.  His personal coach sounds pretty sharp in the interviews I have watched.  

One thing he said that was totally new to me.  He said that just because we don't see the QB's helmet move through progressions, doesn't mean the QB isn't doing it.  They work on the QB using his eyes to scan the field quickly at times... that might help in the case of some defenders watching the helmet when they can't see the QBs eyes.  This is just one example of how refined a QBs game can become.  But obviously not all college QBs work that hard to be a success in the NFL.  One extreme example was Johnny Manziel never looked at game film or read a playbook while playing for Texas A&M or the Cleveland Browns. Nate Finch claims that he never saw Johnny open a playbook once.  With the Browns he never even logged in on his iPad playbook.  Dude just thought he could "wing it" at the NFL level.  I think we have a guy at the other extreme... Caleb is a gym rat who lives, eats and breathes improving as a quarterback.  In some ways he does remind me of a football version of Michael Jordan, in the sense that Caleb seems absolutely driven to be great.