Tyson Bagent a solid starter in the NFL?

Not that I think it will happen, I think the Bears might have found a keeper, even if he never becomes a top 5 or 10, but even if he busted the problem will not be they didn't keep Fields, the day Williams was drafted he was more prepared to play in the NFL then Fields is right now. Mitch and Fields might never have amounted to anything on their own, but it's a good study on why taking a qb before a team is ready to support them via, HC/OC, OL and weapons is a terrible mistake. Any shot either could have had died the day they were drafted by coaches that didn't want them and/or teams that couldn't help them. Their OL's were weak and the players they threw to their first year was a joke.

Odd both are terrible all on their own, but for similar reasons, but came from completely different college backgrounds. One never played enough, the other played plenty but never had to work b/c of the talent gap between his teammates and the other team. Williams got to play plenty, but was forced to work b/c his last year there was no real talent gap; and if there was one it was the other team that likely had the advantage. But it sounds like he's been working on all aspects of being a qb before even college. 

I lost track of how many times JT said "brutal."

Not to sound like I'm rubbing it in, but I want everyone to imagine an alternate timeline where the Bears traded away the first pick to stick with Justin. So Caleb is on a another team doing the things we he have seem him do this preseason while Justin has been performing like he has. Half the Bears fandom would be on suicide watch now. 

You don't have to go back to look for mine. I was in that camp. I still believe he is a good QB and given the right place can be good. Steelers also have an OL issue. But I am completely on board that Williams seems to be a couple of steps up. Getting Williams was the right move

thing about day 3 picks or udfa is, other than K/P odds are they aren't going to work out, and most are just hoping to stick on ST's or depth if at all. If you end up w/a backup qb w/one of those picks you've got a massive win. If you get that lottery pick like a Purdy or Bagent or the magical unicorn in Brady you've set your franchise up in a way that will benefit it for 20 years.