Caleb Williams diva act is irritating ex-NFLer as Bears concerns grow

Former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho saw Caleb Williams auditioning for the next live-action Disney movie Monday night instead of trying to be a franchise quarterback.“Caleb, you not a damsel, you not in distress,” Acho said on FS1’s “The Facility” on Tuesday.“We do not feel sorry for you.

It is the National Football League.You’re going to get hit hard.

You have to get up, you have to play the next play, I, more than anything, feel like control what you can control.“Do not let anything with a heartbeat beat you and far too often we see with his No.

1 overall pick, what I still believe is generational talent, we are seeing things without a heartbeat like attitude, like toughness, like effort, like emotional maturation in the midst of war, the football game, beat him.”Acho and others have been quite critical of Williams since his questionable play Monday and his sideline antics during a 30-12 loss to the Vikings that sent Chicago (4-10) to an eighth straight loss.After being hit hard during the fourth quarter, Williams laid on the bench in an exasperated manner.Let’s just say you wouldn’t have seen Tom Brady pulling such a move.ESPN’s Troy Aikman saw it as proof the No.

1 pick was a “defeated guy.”Acho, who played two seasons for the Eagles, had a more critical reaction.He believes Williams has been rather dramatic on multiple occasions this season, including Week 12 when Williams took too long getting off the ground and it led to a costly delay of game penalty in a 30-27 home overtime loss to the Vikings.“Caleb Williams’ body language is starting to become not just concerning but irritating.The game of football, particularly when you’re a rookie, you go from being a king in college to being a peasant, and I believe somebody needs to inform Caleb Williams that you are now the peasant of the National Football League,” Acho said.“But it’s as if Caleb Williams expects us to feel sorry for him.

(Monday) night, during the game, y...

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