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Coach Ben Johnson defends his critique of Caleb Williams’ risky throw in preseason, arguing that first-and-twenty calls for smart field-position plays—not big risks—especially when safer options exist. But critics say preseason is the perfect time for quarterbacks to test bold moves and build chemistry; a touchdown, even on an imperfect throw, could outweigh a conservative gain. Johnson admits the team’s focus on end-of-half scenarios reflects his emphasis on situational football, yet the debate rages on: should coaches push for creativity—or play it safe—even when stakes are low?

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