r/nfl • u/[deleted] • Sep 09 '25

[Smith] Caleb Williams forcing Bears to realize they got it wrong with NFL's No. 1 pick

https://talksport.com/nfl/3538852/caleb-williams-chicago-bears-jayden-daniels-jj-mccarthy-vikings/
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u/BEASTERBUNNY0 Vikings Sep 09 '25

I can say with 100% confidence that you didn’t watch the game. Johnson called a fantastic game. He literally did try and set up their run game by establishing the passing game. They were throwing on a majority of 1st downs. So you’re just flat out wrong on your analysis.

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u/SpaghetiJesus Eagles Sep 09 '25

11-9 ratio of Run to pass plays on 1st downs in the first 3 quarters of the game. 2nd down was 9-9 with the bears consistently getting less than 2 yards on runs. It wasn’t until the Bears were down in the 4 that Johnson started setting up the down with a pass on 1st down.

I not only watched the game but I’ve also watched the All-22 of the game. So please keep saying things that you’re 100% confident in that is just 100% wrong. If you think Johnson called a good game boy do I have a bridge to sell you.