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NFL teams not falling for Caleb William’s “Notre Dame trick”

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USC Trojans quarterback Caleb Williams hasn’t made any secret of the fact that he wants to control which team selects him once he declares for the NFL Draft.

On Saturday, he tried to regain some control by doing his best to look terrible, in hopes of scaring away some of his NFL suitors.

Williams, the returning Heisman trophy winner, had the worst outing of his career against Notre Dame on Saturday.

The No. 10 Trojans were blown out by No. 21 Notre Dame, and Williams threw three interceptions in a game that could ruin his repeat Heisman campaign.

Currently, that is the least of William’s problems.

His more immediate concern is the fact that the Chicago Bears, Denver Broncos, Arizona Cardinals and New England Patriots hold the top five picks in the 2024 NFL Draft next spring.

The All-American has no interest in joining any of those disasters.

His performance on Saturday reflected as much. Williams went 23 for 37 for just 199 yards with three interceptions.

Was this just a coincidence?

In his three-year collegiate career, Williams had thrown just 10 interceptions, total.

Yet, NFL teams are undeterred.

Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus spoke to the Daly Dose on Monday. “Are you kidding, have you seen Justin Fields play? We would still take Williams in a heartbeat. I had to play some guy named Tyson Bagent on Sunday. Have you ever heard of him? Me either.”

Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton echoed those sentiments. “We are paying Russell Wilson $42.5 million dollars this year. You’re telling me I can pay Caleb Williams like $10 million? Yeah, I would do that deal yesterday.”

The Las Vegas Raiders are surely interested in somehow attaining Williams. Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels had this to say: “We would love to somehow get Caleb in Vegas. This town would love him, plus have you seen Jimmy Garoppolo? Dude gets a fractured spine from a stiff wind.”

Finally, we reached out to New England Patriots head coach for his thoughts on Caleb Williams despite his poor showing on Saturday. He didn’t answer this reporter, but he did shoot arrows at his existing quarterback Mac Jones with his eyes. That look led us to believe that not only would he draft Williams, but he also might try to end Mac’s life if possible.

Daly Dose YouTube 10-11-23 Who is to blame for the Broncos and Patriots woes?

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This week on the Daly Dose YouTube video, we are discussing some of the biggest overreactions in the NFL. Who is to blame for the Denver Broncos and the New England Patriots poor starts to the season?

Daly Dose 10-04-23 Our interview with sports orthopedic surgeon Dr. Matt Provencher

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This week on the Daly Dose, we discuss another fun weekend in the world of college football and the NFL, and some of the surprises that took place, including the Denver Broncos finally getting their first win!

Then, we are joined by world-renowned orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist Dr. Matthew Provencher! Dr. Provencher has worked with some of the most elite athletes in the world. He was the head team physician for the New England Patriots during their 2014 Super Bowl season and has served as a physician for the US Ski and Snowboard Team. He also serves as a 2nd opinion orthopaedist for the NFL, MLB, and the NHL. In addition to these positions, he also acted as an assistant team physician for the Boston Red Sox and Boston Bruins.

He was recently named as Chief Injury and Performance Analyst for FoxSports, where he and his team “the Predictors” provide injury and performance insights in the realm of professional and collegiate sports.  He continues his duties in the Navy as a Reservist and was most recently assigned to Navy Seal Team 17 in Coronado, CA.

We discuss the rate of NFL injuries on natural grass versus synthetic turf. Could New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers return this season? We also discuss what it was like working closely with Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, and some of the scariest injuries that he has seen in his amazing career! 

Be sure to check out this edition of the Dose! 

Daly Dose 04-14-21 Our 2021 Daly Dose college basketball awards

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This week on the Daly Dose, we wish a happy birthday to both Pete Rose and Greg Maddux, and don’t forget that tomorrow is Tax Day!

The Masters is back and we loved it, Bill Belichick is still doing things the “Patriot way”, Arizona finally fired Sean Miller for a very specific reason, and new ownership for the Minnesota Timberwolves could be bad news for Minnesota! Plus, the Denver Nuggets title aspirations took a crushing blow this week. 

Then, we hand out our 2021 Daly Dose College Basketball awards! We hand out season end awards to the Player of the Year, the Coach of the Year, and we look back at the best game of the 2021 NCAA Tournament! 

We also hand out the George Mason award, the Arizona award, the Mark Madsen award, the Anderson Hunt award, and the always popular Kardashian award!

Finally, the Final Four this season provided one of the best games in tournament history between Gonzaga and UCLA. However, we then saw the National Championship game turn out to be far less exciting. Today, our Daly Dose Top 5 counts down the Top 5 other times in NCAA Tournament history that the Final Four proved to be way more compelling than the actual championship game.