I don't know if he can catch but his running style is a bit of a cross between James Starks and Matt Forte. Runs a bit upright, spins out of a lot of tackles, a bit heavy footed but a nice one cut runner.
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I don't know if he can catch but his running style is a bit of a cross between James Starks and Matt Forte. Runs a bit upright, spins out of a lot of tackles, a bit heavy footed but a nice one cut runner.
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I think this is the RB you end with when scouts watch film with coaches.Originally Posted by HarveyWallbangers
Jones is the guy you get when scouts watch film with a measurables spreadsheet nearby.
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Matt Waldman has Williams as his #6 RB:
"An underrated option,
Williams is physical, quicker
than his Combine data, and
versatile. Williams' work to
make decisions at the
reaction to instinct gives him
as much upside as any back
in this draft"
Ryan Grant - no nonsense, good decision maker, fall forward, tough guy
We have an AR powered offense. We need consistent yards not hit or miss. Good down and distance fuels ARs game. Perfect fit.
This is what I see too. Ryan Grant minus the 6th gear. No dancing, no cute stuff, just hit the hole full speed, cut north/south, and run. Might not create a lot of yards on his own but won't leave any on the field either. Hopefully he's got Grant's ball security too.
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