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It's pretty clear some are underestimating the impact that a special, high-floor, high-ceiling QB can bring compared to bad/mediocre-at-best ones.
Caleb is a whole other two or three tiers above Fields and Trubisky as a passer and a cerebral QB. That's the difference. Fields was the 11th prospect taken and a DE was taken over Trubisky. Meanwhile, for the mass majority of fanbases, scouts, draft specialists, etc. there is no dispute who should be going #1. Dude is a true, clear cut #1 pick QB. Caleb the mass majority of the time is picked as the best prospect over some really, really good QB's this draft like Drake Maye and special talents like MHJ.
That'll be an enormous difference and you're already stacking dude with a high-potential WR and what looks like a strong running attack. Further, you can get picks for Fields because fanbases like Atlanta's really want Fields.
You draft Caleb, stack picks that you use for OL and you have zero questions about your passing attack going forward. You now have a QB with basically zero question marks to build around, rather than someone who has a ton of them. There's a clear gap between the two in terms of pure QB talent.
Caleb is a whole other two or three tiers above Fields and Trubisky as a passer and a cerebral QB. That's the difference. Fields was the 11th prospect taken and a DE was taken over Trubisky. Meanwhile, for the mass majority of fanbases, scouts, draft specialists, etc. there is no dispute who should be going #1. Dude is a true, clear cut #1 pick QB. Caleb the mass majority of the time is picked as the best prospect over some really, really good QB's this draft like Drake Maye and special talents like MHJ.
That'll be an enormous difference and you're already stacking dude with a high-potential WR and what looks like a strong running attack. Further, you can get picks for Fields because fanbases like Atlanta's really want Fields.
You draft Caleb, stack picks that you use for OL and you have zero questions about your passing attack going forward. You now have a QB with basically zero question marks to build around, rather than someone who has a ton of them. There's a clear gap between the two in terms of pure QB talent.
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