I'm impressed he can control that weight at his size, even if it isn't to "depth." The old WR record was ~545 by Lance Brown if I recall correctly. Wonder if that one held up over the years. Wonder what a guy like Niles Paul threw up for the squat.
Is Williams our 3rd best WR?
Is Williams our 3rd best WR?
Is that our Navy Seal spotting him?
I hope Jackson gets some snaps this year. If not, at least make him the first guy off the bus at away games.Guys like that, they motivate the hell out of you.
You think you are doing something, then he is in the room....
Then you're thinking, they haven't tried to drown me yet...
Oh yea then there’s a chance Woodyard could jump into the top 5 mix as well. We have plenty of WR talent, that’s for sure.
And Miles Jones.
Spielman and Jones will both play the R position where they will often actually carry the football.
Lindsey and Woodyard are true slots. Mike Williams will primarily be used as a vertical threat.
Stan and McQuitty will be out on the boundary.
Guys like that, they motivate the hell out of you.
You think you are doing something, then he is in the room....
Then you're thinking, they haven't tried to drown me yet...
I'm impressed he can control that weight at his size, even if it isn't to "depth." The old WR record was ~545 by Lance Brown if I recall correctly. Wonder if that one held up over the years. Wonder what a guy like Niles Paul threw up for the squat.
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