NFL Week 13 -- Suddenly There Came A Tapping

Now you are moving the goalposts.

 

I have seen Williams exactly twice. The Patriots game, where he was terrible like all the Bears, and today, when he looked like a pro winner in the second half. I wouldn't throw that player away.

 

I'm sorry, but your 12 posts on the subject and animal magnetism didn't sway me to the point where I'm going to predict a Hall of Fame career for Caleb Williams.

And you know why.

 

Brady has figured out there's nothing so bad he can say about the Cowboys and Giants that lall of America won't agree with him.

 

I don't. Through 12 games, they are literally within 1 yard - 1! - of each other in passing yards. They have the same number of picks. Williams has two more passing TDs, and Daniels has a few more rushing TDs.

Daniels has the iconic Hail Mary play, but while Williams has had the lower lows, he's also had the higher highs. In the last three weeks, Williams has been the superior player while Daniels has come back to Earth.

I'm a Bears fan who lives in the D C. area, so I've followed both closely. Not mocking you, but do you watch the NFL every week?

It's entirely possible they will both be very good. I don't think either franchise has any regrets right now.

 

Q, there is no need to be so argumentative. All three of the top three drafted QBs have shown enough for the fans of their teams to be well pleased with them. Pats fans aren't always happy with Maye because they are spolied toddlers. Otherwise all three have been nothing worse than OK.

 

That right there is why debating with you is useless. And why I generally try to ignore your rants.

 

Not being argumentative. Just stating facts. They've both been good and bad and neither has shown the teams that drafted them that they made a mistake. Like I just mentioned, they can both be good. And yes, ALL FOUR first-round starters have shown flashes. It's 12 games in. Not enough time for regrets.

 

Oh, come on. You might learn something about the NFL. And that's not a yes!

 

Also, aren't you the same guy who has been banging the drum for quarterbacks reviving their careers after they written off when they didn't have great success early on? Seems contradictory to have made your determination on any rookie 12 games into the season.

 

Brady knows what he's talking about, but his monotone is sleep-inducing. Extra tryptophan.

 

Has a sense of humor, though.