I can't speak for others, but yeah, I did try to be reasonable in my prediction of a good or great season for Williams. There will be a transition period for him from college to the NFL. It's rare for a rookie QB to make an instant mark on a team and that is what makes CJ Stroud's season so special last year. That was rare.
I would love for Williams to have that sort of rare season by a rookie and for him to lead the Bears to the playoffs and even better if they get playoff wins. But I am also not going to lose my mind and demand everyone gets fired if he is merely good with flashes of awesome plays - ie, he plays like a talented young rookie with promise that he can finally be that franchise guy.
I do find it stupid when the anti-Williams crowd demands he produce at a level as a rookie that actual HOF, "generational", QB's did not accomplish or else they will label him a bust and that it was a bad move, etc. That is just dumb by any measure.
I also hate the term generational. I do not think that term should ever really be applied to a prospect, especially not every 1-2 years. It just flat out shows that the term is not understood and is overused because it sounds cool.