The offeason version of Hard Knocks has interviews the Giants did with Rome Odunze and Caleb Williams and the duo perform like champions, or at least better than Jayden Daniels.
Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze are rookies in the NFL but when the HBO Hard Knocks cameras come to Halas Hall, they'll be veterans.
Neither comes out looking bad in their appearances, which were the combine visits with the Giants coaching staff prior to the draft.Giants GM Joe Schoen wanted Odunze to describe his best trait. It's something both Bears GM Ryan Poles and offensive coordinator Shane Waldron said they liked about Odunze."I would say my versatility," Odunze told Schoen. "You know, I played inside a lot in my career in some of my early-on days. I'm a blocker.
Williams is very decisive and fast to decide which play to use. He goes right to the board to diagrams it. Now everyone in the league will know. Of course, he could change this now. Williams' appearance on the show and interview went much better than the visit the Giants had with the second pick in the draft, Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels.
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