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Annual Site Wide Mock GM LOUNGE DISCUSSION
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(03-26-2018, 09:18 PM)Jags02 Wrote:(03-26-2018, 08:43 PM)JUNGLE CAT 2017 Wrote: Ideas? Williams may be a medical red flag. WEAKNESSES Williams slides well laterally but does not possess the quickness or length of elite NFL left tackles, limitations which will cause him some problems against speed rushers. He can get over-aggressive when run blocking on the move, failing to anticipate where linebackers are headed and leaving himself lunging at them or re-directing to another target. Some will have questions about Williams' grit after he missed a total of eight games over the past two seasons, including seven in 2017 for a knee injury that ultimately did not require surgery, as well as the 2016 clash with UTEP. http://www.draftscout.com/members/rating...id=1016231 Right next to his name in the profile is a knee injury warning: (+) Coming off 09-16-17 Knee INJ I would hate to draft him and have his knee snap a'la Fowler. He also does NOT appear to be a lock at OT. Rob Rang sez: IN OUR VIEW: Williams is a bit of a throwback, showing the power and aggression as a run blocker that scouts covet along with the athleticism, balance and girth to stone pass rushers, projecting as a legitimate NFL left tackle worthy of top 10 consideration. - Rob Rang 12/16/2017 The NFL.Com value board has Williams in the top fifty by grade, but the comments are contrasting Rob Rang's "top ten" comment. [font=arial, sans-serif]BOTTOM LINE Williams has been a personal favorite since studying his freshman season, but his 2017 tape didn't match his previous body of work. Williams seemed to lose some lateral quickness and had troubles holding up at a high level in protection. A move to guard or center is a possibility depending on how his arm length measures out. Williams is a plus run blocker with plug-and-play technique across the board. If he regains his 2016 form, he will be a good NFL starter. If not, he'll be an average NFL starter.-Lance Zierlein[/font] [font=arial, sans-serif]Good or average do not come close to matching top ten status. 33" arms = OG.[/font] [font=arial, sans-serif]NFL.com lists Bryan as DT. They list Greene as DE. Bryan runs like a DT. Greene ran 4.73 Taven Bryan ran 4.98 [/font] |
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