Hoge & Jahns: a show about the Chicago Bears Nate Tice Breaks Down WHY the Caleb Williams-Ben Johnson Pairing is Built to Last | Hoge & Jahns
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Jan 29, 2026 
Nate Tice, football analyst known for deep QB and offensive breakdowns, explains why Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson’s pairing is built to last. Short takes on Caleb’s Year 2 leap and mechanics. Quick rundowns of Johnson’s offensive structure, play sequencing, and how he creates explosive plays. Brief touches on Drake Maye, Sam Darnold context, Joe Thuney recognition, and Charles Tillman’s Hall case.
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Caleb's Arm Plus Timing Is The Ceiling
- Caleb Williams' arm strength and anticipation combined into game-winning throws as the season progressed.
- Nate Tice says that accuracy fluctuation is fixable with more timing and experience in Ben Johnson's system.
Speed Up Decision-Making To Boost Accuracy
- Focus on reducing decision time to improve accuracy and footwork, especially for young QBs.
- Nate Tice advises another year in the system will sync Caleb's cannon with his anticipation.
Offense Built Around Explosives
- Ben Johnson built an offense that sequences runs, motions, and play-action to create explosive plays.
- Nate Tice argues the structure puts players into their best positions and fuels sustainable big plays.