Evan Cohen Picks Caleb Williams As NFC North’s Most Trusted Quarterback
Analyst Evan Cohen recently told “First Take” that Williams has the “IT factor,” a quality that sets him apart in a crowded division filled with veteran stars.
Key points
- After a wild Sunday where Caleb Williams threw four interceptions yet still led a win, the conversation has shifted from doubt to belief.
- Kirk Cousins returns to the NFC North with the Vikings, adding another layer of competition to the standings.
- Cohen did not hesitate to name his choice when asked who he trusts most to lead the team.
Matt Marton-Imagn Images The Chicago Bears are 7-2 and sitting atop the NFC North, but the debate over their quarterback remains fierce.
Despite the four picks, Williams made the plays that mattered most.
Additional details
- With Nick Wright,” the analyst highlighted the disparity between Williams’ spectacular highlights and his total production, according to Pro Football Network.
- He noted that even with experienced players like Jared Goff and Jordan Love in the division, the young Bears quarterback stands alone in his potential.
- “For a player that was being discussed as the potential league MVP six days ago, he does have eight touchdowns, five picks on the season,” Wright said.
- Even with the flaws, Wright placed Williams third in a hypothetical draft of all NFL players, right behind Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen.
- He said, “So I’m still super high on him,” proving that trust in the quarterback remains high despite the errors.
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