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Tua time!
installment number 2 comes your way with an off the radar talent that first caught my eyes a couple years ago...Washington wr Kasen Williams is listed at 6 ft 3 and 217 lbs...so this is a big wr...what's his value and what does the tape say and is this a fit for Miami...
first off we have to understand that Williams collegiate production doesn't wow you...he broke his leg and foot his Junior year in a game against Cal resulting in a lisfranc injury and surgery and missed the rest of the season...his senior season he called for the Huskies to throw the ball more cause he wasn't getting enough looks...so if you want high end production at the collegiate level this isn't the guy...
but i dont go by collegiate production...i go by the tape...and the tapes really damn impressive prior to that injury and i expect with a now post 1 year plus since him to get that game back...underutilized in college is not my problem...
Miami needs run after the catch and physical play in it's wr core...well fellas there's not a more physical wr on tape than kasen williams in the blocking department...he latches on and drives his man and doesnt let go til the whistle blows...you want to run all those wr screens and bubble screens put this kid out there and let him help pave the way...real strength in his hands and upper body and drive in his legs...murderous blocking wr
explosive quick burst off the los probably will turn in a late 4.4's low 4.5's 40 on the stop watch...this is packers like wr skill set...wins quickly inside across a dbs face uses his body well in his routes and works the sideline boundary like a magician...awareness is very impressive...works back to the ball doesnt sit and wait for it but comes back to the qb and is a load to tackle once the balls in his hands...route running is impressive sets up dbs well shows soft but strong physical hands is a natural hands catcher...shows the ability to separate quickly and explodes out of his quick cuts...fluid hips changes direction very well
i think you can work back shoulder and fade routes in the red with this wr i think he plays smart enough to identify coverages and sit down when he should and he has the ablity to make a man miss and get vertical...i have no doubts he will go get the ball in the air and meet the ball in the air...body control is high end as well...think jordy nelson like strength in the red zone physical play to get off coverage and similar body usage and positioning skill
even has some specials returns abilities...
has been invited to the east west shrine game i have no doubts if the junior tape and sophomore tape i looked at shows up he will steal the freaking show and probably get an invite to the senior bowl after the proceedings...if he's pre injury player he's gonna wreck people
bottom line is barring this injury on tape he's a top wr in the class imo and a top 20 grade and i would flat target him at #14...yeah it's high praise indeed but tape don't lie...this kids legit...i bet he would have come out last year and been a 1st rounder easy...
i'm betting on the kid getting his game back...pick #46 if he gets there i run the card up...i expect this to be a fast riser during the process folks...jump on the train
first off we have to understand that Williams collegiate production doesn't wow you...he broke his leg and foot his Junior year in a game against Cal resulting in a lisfranc injury and surgery and missed the rest of the season...his senior season he called for the Huskies to throw the ball more cause he wasn't getting enough looks...so if you want high end production at the collegiate level this isn't the guy...
but i dont go by collegiate production...i go by the tape...and the tapes really damn impressive prior to that injury and i expect with a now post 1 year plus since him to get that game back...underutilized in college is not my problem...
Miami needs run after the catch and physical play in it's wr core...well fellas there's not a more physical wr on tape than kasen williams in the blocking department...he latches on and drives his man and doesnt let go til the whistle blows...you want to run all those wr screens and bubble screens put this kid out there and let him help pave the way...real strength in his hands and upper body and drive in his legs...murderous blocking wr
explosive quick burst off the los probably will turn in a late 4.4's low 4.5's 40 on the stop watch...this is packers like wr skill set...wins quickly inside across a dbs face uses his body well in his routes and works the sideline boundary like a magician...awareness is very impressive...works back to the ball doesnt sit and wait for it but comes back to the qb and is a load to tackle once the balls in his hands...route running is impressive sets up dbs well shows soft but strong physical hands is a natural hands catcher...shows the ability to separate quickly and explodes out of his quick cuts...fluid hips changes direction very well
i think you can work back shoulder and fade routes in the red with this wr i think he plays smart enough to identify coverages and sit down when he should and he has the ablity to make a man miss and get vertical...i have no doubts he will go get the ball in the air and meet the ball in the air...body control is high end as well...think jordy nelson like strength in the red zone physical play to get off coverage and similar body usage and positioning skill
even has some specials returns abilities...
has been invited to the east west shrine game i have no doubts if the junior tape and sophomore tape i looked at shows up he will steal the freaking show and probably get an invite to the senior bowl after the proceedings...if he's pre injury player he's gonna wreck people
bottom line is barring this injury on tape he's a top wr in the class imo and a top 20 grade and i would flat target him at #14...yeah it's high praise indeed but tape don't lie...this kids legit...i bet he would have come out last year and been a 1st rounder easy...
i'm betting on the kid getting his game back...pick #46 if he gets there i run the card up...i expect this to be a fast riser during the process folks...jump on the train
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