(03-17-2022, 02:05 PM)jaglou53 Wrote:

(03-17-2022, 12:36 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: Williams had the best QB in college, great WRs around him to were defenses couldn't concentrate on him or any 1 player, and arguably the best RB in college.  He's a quick and fast shifty WR that does most of his work in the slot.  It's an unknown if he can be an X WR which is what we need.  I like Williams a lot but there is some question marks there even before the ACL, he isn't DeVonta Smith and he isn't as fast as Hill.  With Watson, he was one of my top WRs before the combine, it just confirmed what was on tape. I don't really care about his college numbers.  Watson was so smooth, has the length and speed I like out of my number 1.  I really want London but not sure how far he makes it.

Watson played one season with Trey Lance, who is not a bad quarterback. Williams torched Georgia for 184 yards in the SEC Championship and was on his way to a repeat performance against the Bulldogs prior to his injury. The quality of competition he faced in those games is like nothing Watson ever experienced. That being said, Watson may turn out to be the steal of the draft and a perennial all-pro. I'm just not one to over-draft players based on Combine performance. As I've said before, that's what I love about the draft. We can agree to disagree and in 2-3 more years we'll know who turned out correct.

In the favorite prospect thread I mentioned Watson as my guy before the combine and multiple times before.  The combine showed just what you seen in games.  Lance wasnt a guy that was going to light you up through the air, he was a run first QB.  Georgia's corners were the weak link of their D.  Elam and Gardner is the 2 best corners Williams faced and he couldn't do anything against either

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