James Jones defends Bears QB Caleb Williams amid struggles | NFL News

It’s easy to blame someone new to the game. Someone who is still learning the game world, the field world and the trial of the global world. It’s easy to blame the Chicago Bears’ rookie quarterback. Caleb Williams for all 10 consecutive defeats Chicago Bears competed as a team.
Yes, a quarterback is responsible for the team’s defeat because he has to make split-second decisions, read the defense, and execute precise passes. But putting that much pressure on a 23-year-old rookie is very low for the NFL world.
Very few NFL players came forward to express their support for Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. One of those NFL players with a heart of gold was the former Green Bay Packers wide receiver James Jones.

“The O-line gets some of it, the receivers get some of it,” confirms former Green Bay Packers WR James Jones

Former Green Bay Packers wide receiver James Jones defended the Chicago Bears’ rookie quarterback on The Facility with the following words:
“I was a first-ballot Hall of Famer, so I got two of them. Bret Favre and Aaron Rodgers. And I had the opportunity to play with a newbie, Derek Carr. When will the veterans help you? You know what I mean: We want to blame all of this on Caleb and they scored 3 points…they scored 3 points! It’s not just Caleb.
The O-line gets some of it, the receivers get some of it because they drop the ball, stop in zone coverage, you have a dagger and there’s nobody in the middle of the field? Where do we do this? Keep running, catch the ball, get some yak and score a touchdown. A lot of that is because of Caleb. A lot depends on the coach. A lot of it depends on the players around him.
I’m not going to blame all of this on Caleb. They’re a bad football team, like Shady said. It shows that they are a bad football team and that they train like bad football. Where is the experienced leadership? When I was with Derek Carr, I said, “Hey bro, we have 15-15 seconds… (claps quickly) Let’s go, you know what I mean?”

Caleb’s big heart testament

After the defeat against the Seattle SeahawksSays Caleb: “I’ll definitely take the pressure on myself just because of some of the situations I’ve put us in. Like I said, that sack that I took that I didn’t have to take, That left us empty and I brought a man from the border. Just throw it over the guy’s head and you keep playing. I didn’t play well enough. “I didn’t put the team in a good or better position to win, and that’s exactly what it is.” -via Bleacher Report.
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