Presumptive No. 1 overall draft pick Caleb Williams is getting set to embark on his NFL career with the Chicago Bears.
The USC quarterback has been compared to many quarterbacks before he has taken an NFL snap, but one video really brings home that point.
Somebody created a 2-minute video showing the shocking similarities between Caleb Williams and Aaron Rodgers and it starts from their trash-talking, to hand movements, to overall play on the field.
The similarities between Caleb Williams and Aaron Rodgers are unbelievable 😳
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It should be noted that Caleb Williams would love this video as he has previously said he views Aaron Rodgers as the greatest of all time and models his game after the Jets QB.
During an interview with CBS Sports, Williams gave Tom Brady a shoutout for his mentality and winning ways but said that Rodgers is the greatest in his eyes.
“I try to model my game after a bunch of guys, but Aaron Rodgers I would say is No. 1,” said Williams.
🚨🚨Caleb Williams has revealed his football GOAT 🚨🚨 pic.twitter.com/H550jsUtcj
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Rodgers is a four-time league MVP who has won one Super Bowl while Brady has won the award three times and won the Super Bowl seven times.
Similarities between Rodgers and Caleb Williams include their size and weight. They also played college football in the Pac-12 conference at the University of Southern California and the University of California respectively.
Caleb Williams Could Become A Franchise Altering QB For The Chicago Bears
The Chicago Bears are preparing to usher in the start of the Caleb Williams era, which will become official on April 25th.
There’s been no shortage of hype surrounding Williams, who possesses an insane skillset and high ceiling that has him being the best quarterback prospect since Andrew Luck.
The Bears have made sure he has the weapons to get it done including DJ Moore, Keenan Allen, D’Andre Swift, and Cole Kmet. The team also boasts an improving offensive line which is important for any young quarterback.
The Bears might be setting themselves up for great times in the next 10-15 years.
