Who cares what he is demanding. NFL does not allow an active player to be involved in NFL team ownership so this means nothing.

If he is really as good as hyped (unlikely) then he would “own” teams like how Mahomes owns the AFC West teams… through on the field domination.

Can this guy just get in the league so it can shit him out and we can go to the next guy on the list that will allegedly turn into the next Patrick Mahomes?

This. It's non-starter from the get-go. The only thing Caleb's accomplished by saying this, is that he doesn't know what the hell he's talking about.

He looks good but I'm not buying the hype. He's a better version of Justin Fields except Fields is better at running and Williams has more arm talent.

As a GM, I wouldn't draft Caleb Williams if there was any other top 10 talent at QB available. For me, it's actually Bryce Young and Kyle Murray, and to some extent Baker Mayfield, that would keep me from pulling the trigger on Williams.

If I am drafting a QB at 1.1, he has to be a minimum of 6'2" and weigh around 225 pounds. I don't care how fast he is or how great he played in college. He has to have an NFL body to start, and then I would put more weight in our individual workouts with each QB instead of in how their team looked and their individual stats from college.

So, Williams is really just below those minimums, and as defenders get bigger and faster, I just wouldn't want to have a smaller QB.

I could possibly make an exception to these minimums, if the QB had at least one trait that is Elite level. Like, if the QB had an arm like Mahomes or Richardson, or was as fast as Tyreek Hill, etc.

I think the Drew Breeses of this world are a thing of the past. Maybe there will be good QBs that are small, but I don't think there are going to be many, if any, small QBs who become Elite in this league.

I always thought the Chiefs would do this for Mahomes. Of course I thought he would dump Brittany for Clark's daughter too...

Yeah he's 5'10 or 5'11 at most. Great innovator but looks like running a normal system without the backyard stuff might be a challenge.

Presented without comment. Oh and he's getting outplayed at home by an Utah QB. He has 203 passing yards and no TD passes vs #14 Utah midway through the 4th quarter.

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That was a great scramble and throw.

And then he muffs it.

Maye hasn't looked great either.

This QB class might be a little overrated.

I think Marvin Harrison Jr. is the real #1 overall player in this draft.

The son of Marvin Harrison is going to be the real deal and year 1 ready. His father been teaching him the way his whole life.

If I landed the #1 overall pick I'd take Williams for the potential but I sure as **** wouldn't offer some RG3 haul for him.

Maybe got ****ed tonight on that last play by his OL but yeah he's got work to do.

I agree that Marvin Harrison's kid is the best player. The LT for Penn State looks incredible too