Hour 1: Can the Bears Stay Afloat Without Caleb Williams?

The Bears' season is over and they will not win more games than they lose without Caleb Williams.

The Bears can stay afloat for a month without Williams because their offense is primarily run-based and Williams accounts for only 57% of production.

It will be hard for the Bears to stay afloat without Williams because they need his late-game playmaking ability to win.

The Chiefs' offense is the most believable it has been in years due to under-center play and Kenneth Walker's production.

Kenneth Walker has changed everything for the Chiefs, but this offense is not better than the Tyreek Hill era.

Kenneth Walker is currently more important to the Chiefs' success than Tyreek Hill was.

Jayden Daniels has durability issues comparable to RG3 and it feels like something will always happen to him injury-wise.

Washington is at a crossroads because Dan Quinn's defensive background may not provide the direct impact on Daniels that an offensive coach like Ben Johnson provides.

The Cowboys' win does not restore confidence because their defense is performing worse than last year and cannot get off the field.

The Cowboys are a work in process and their defense will improve as the young talent learns to play together.

Dak Prescott is an elite regular season quarterback but his 2-5 postseason record is worse than previous Cowboys legends.

The Cowboys are a top-three team in the NFC and would win the division if placed in the NFC South.

The Cowboys have too much talent for their defense to continue playing poorly and will come together in time.

C.J. Stroud deserves little blame because the coaching staff's philosophical approach forced him to throw 55 times.

Great quarterbacks find a way to win when handicapped, and Stroud must elevate his play to justify a new contract.