As the NFL offseason gears up, USC quarterback Caleb Williams is emerging as the main hero in the upcoming draft. The Kansas City Chiefs are setting their sights on building a roster that can secure a remarkable three-peat next season. 

After reworking their contract with their star quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, the City Chiefs are now on a mission to look for a backup. A top analyst at NFL media, Daniel Jeremiah shared his insights surrounding the upcoming NFL Draft. As per the analysis, there are some similarities between Williams and Mahomes.  

Williams’ unique skill set calls in Mahomes comparisons 

Touted as a potential top pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, Jeremiah’s attention has been particularly drawn to the USC quarterback Williams. The 22-year-old Heisman Trophy winner possesses an impressive combination of athleticism, arm strength, and creativity paired with playmaking ability. He further strengthened his stance with, “ Obviously, I don’t think Caleb is going to be afforded the same luxury in that department, but I think you can put a plan in place where you put more on his plate the longer that he goes.”

Owing to Williams’ strengths, he makes a direct comparison with legendary Patrick Mahomes. Even though the reigning Super Bowl MVP is in a league of his own, Williams has the talent to catch up in due time.  In Jeremiah’s opinion, both quarterbacks share a penchant for creativity and flair while at the same time owning a diverse range of throws. 

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Besides, Mahomes’s time at Texas Tech and Williams’ experience at USC can be tallied side by side. Previously, Mahomes was chosen as the backup starter to Alex Smith back in 2017 and excelled as a starter. With this, chances seem to be high for Williams to acquire the trust of City Chiefs. And even if the plans turn futile, there are other prospects for Williams to consider. 

Evaluation of best fits for Williams  

As the NFL draft looms between April 25 and April 27, all eyes are on the 22-year-old phenom. It has been speculated that in case Williams fails to secure his spot in City Chiefs, Minnesota Vikings stands out as a potential destination for the quarterback. The Vikings operating under Kevin O’Connell’s offense have invested in offensive weapons such as left tackle Christian Darrisaw and tight-end T.J.Hockenson. This would provide a supportive environment for Williams.

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Another intriguing option is the Washington Commanders who hold the 12th overall pick. As per the predictions, even though Commanders ended the last season on a low note, Williams would have a supporting cast including Logan Thomas, and Brian Robinson Jr. among others. Landing prospects seem to be high for the Las Vegas Raiders who hold the number 9 overall pick. Rookie tight end Michael Mayer and left tackle Kolton Miller will also create a strong foundation for Williams.  

Hence, having a close resemblance with Patrick Mahomes means Caleb Williams has multiple potential paths to success. The coming months will reveal where the dynamic quarterback will call his home. Which team according to you will sign up Williams?

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