If M. Williams is ruled out of draft, does Washington benefit?

skins93 · 04-19-2004, 03:38 PM

I would be all in favor of getting Williams in the supplemental draft. Obviously we lose our 1st rounder next year, but how can you pass on a guy who could potentially be a T.O. without the BS.

With our depth at WR, we could bring him along slowly and let him grow, mature, etc.

How many WR are 6'5, a solid 230? How can a CB who weighs generally 180-200 lbs cover a guy like that? Even Boston when he decided to play last year was spectacular.

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04-19-2004, 03:38 PM	#7
skins93 Camp Scrub Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Philadelphia, PA Age: 56 Posts: 14	I would be all in favor of getting Williams in the supplemental draft. Obviously we lose our 1st rounder next year, but how can you pass on a guy who could potentially be a T.O. without the BS. With our depth at WR, we could bring him along slowly and let him grow, mature, etc. How many WR are 6'5, a solid 230? How can a CB who weighs generally 180-200 lbs cover a guy like that? Even Boston when he decided to play last year was spectacular.

If M. Williams is ruled out of draft, does Washington benefit?

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