Caleb Williams Criticized Over C.J. Stroud Remarks

Two of the NFL's brightest young quarterbacks, C.J. Stroud and the Houston Texans had a narrow edge over Caleb Williams and the Chicago bears 19-13 in a gunner match under the Sunday Night Football. The Bears rookie Williams who was highly touted, had a tough game as he recorded 2 interceptions with 7 sacks.

With less than a year in the league and Stroud playing exceedingly well and winning on our first few pages, That was all Stroud could advise to his fellow drafter Williams. A rather ungrateful Williams would later thank Stroud for his app change but seemed reluctant to apply it.

In an awkward moment, Stroud advises Williams to avoid further physical impact and attends to him, but Williams walks away from him. Stroud ignored Williams, but he was still in the thought process when he called him back. This recap was thanks to the NFL fans, who felt agitated enough to rebut Williams for looking down upon Stroud’s counsel.

“He didn’t even try to stand still; he walked away instead of absorbing what had been said,” one of the FMS complained. “Caleb just lost. This is not the time for a lecture, so he did not want a lecture,” said another.

“To add one more, the user comments that Caleb was proud to give an ear to someone who has been in his shoes but did so much better than him. He was not Author: CJ in his head”.

Rookie Struggles Continue

The transition from college football to the NFL can be extremely difficult, especially for a rookie like Williams who is quickly learning.

In a moment from the Texans game, Williams took action in an attempt to break free from the sack, a routine he used to practice at USC. He lifted up the ball to make a play, but he ended up throwing it into three defenders instead and getting picked off.

In addition, all this doesn’t help because the Bears’ offensive line is pretty weak, and there is no running game to support Williams. Still, as certain fans have remarked, it repays Williams to follow the advice of such persons in the future since he is a rookie, and Stroud was one such rookie factor. The 0-2 Bears will take on the Indianapolis Colts again on 22nd September, with CBS kicking off at 1:00 p.m. EST.