Caleb Williams and Anthony Richardson find themselves in similar predicaments. Both left college early carrying the label of strong-armed quarterbacks, capable of making big plays with their feet. Both were drafted by teams seeking long-term stability at a position that had become a revolving door.

Drafted 1 st overall this past April, Caleb Williams has shown moments of excellence but through two games the rookie has predominantly struggled to move the chains throwing for just 267 yards and 2 INTs. His next TD pass will be his 1 st in the NFL. Williams also has 59 yards rushing to lead Chicago.

Sermon had 17.3 fantasy points (2.2 per game), 83rd at his position and 386th in the NFL. In his only game so far this year, Sermon accumulated 0.7 fantasy points. He rushed for zero yards on two carries, with zero touchdowns.