From the episode
Caleb Williams, while he has as much upside on a play to play basis as anyone, he like rivals Patrick Mahomes here. He still is like very inconsistent in terms of accuracy on a down to down basis. He makes a lot of bad plays and makes a lot of bad throws.
STACKED’s take
Inconsistent accuracy limits Bears passing volume despite Mahomes-level upside.
Caleb Williams has significant play-to-play upside rivaling Patrick Mahomes but remains inconsistent in accuracy on a down-to-down basis, making a lot of bad plays and bad throws. The source projects him to fall just shy of 4,000 passing yards (by about 60 yards), raising concerns about whether the Bears offense can support all its receiving assets at their current ADP levels. This inconsistency particularly matters for downfield receivers like Roma Dunze who need accurate passes. Ben Johnson's year-two as offensive coordinator is expected to take a huge leap—Johnson routinely got 4,500 passing yards and 30-35 passing touchdowns out of Jared Goff in Detroit—but the source cautions that the fantasy community is conflating 'very good team' with 'very high statistical output team,' noting Detroit's defenses allowed 28-37 points per game whereas Chicago's defense likely won't be as porous.
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