Remote Controller
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What do you have to lose, and Shanny's system can produce a gem now and then. Just keep him on your round radar as a last round rookie or redraft guy.
Redskins | RB Williams an undrafted star in the making? Wed May 5, 11:40 AM
Pat Kirwan, from NFL.com, reports he learned a long time ago that you can't go to sleep after the draft and pay little attention to the undrafted rookies still available to be signed. They represent the absolute cheapest pool of players. In July, when undrafted John Randle goes into the Hall of Fame, it will be another reminder of what still awaits clubs if they do their homework. Keiland Williams lived in the shadow of Charles Scott at LSU. When Scott was injured, Williams responded. He's a cutback runner who scored 19 times in limited action.
Our view: Like Justin Vincent years ago, Williams had a great freshmen season for the Bayou Bengals and then never improved much as his career went on. He is a very instinctive running back that knows how to get skinny when running between the tackles. He's perfect for the cutback system that Washington now runs, and could be the next unheralded 1,000-yard back for Shanahan if injuries strike the running backs in front of him.
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Redskins | RB Williams an undrafted star in the making? Wed May 5, 11:40 AM
Pat Kirwan, from NFL.com, reports he learned a long time ago that you can't go to sleep after the draft and pay little attention to the undrafted rookies still available to be signed. They represent the absolute cheapest pool of players. In July, when undrafted John Randle goes into the Hall of Fame, it will be another reminder of what still awaits clubs if they do their homework. Keiland Williams lived in the shadow of Charles Scott at LSU. When Scott was injured, Williams responded. He's a cutback runner who scored 19 times in limited action.
Our view: Like Justin Vincent years ago, Williams had a great freshmen season for the Bayou Bengals and then never improved much as his career went on. He is a very instinctive running back that knows how to get skinny when running between the tackles. He's perfect for the cutback system that Washington now runs, and could be the next unheralded 1,000-yard back for Shanahan if injuries strike the running backs in front of him.
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