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One more Brandon Williams play


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This was during the full 11 on 11 drill with Derek Anderson in at QB.

 

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Williams on a nice crossing route over the middle. Finds a nice soft spot in the zone between safeties Campbell and Nak. Anderson gets him the ball. Notice him catching with his hands, not his body. In the last frame Nak pretty late to the party. Probably a good thing for Nak it wasn't full contact, or I have a feeling he would have lost that battle.

 

If Brandon can find the open spot up the middle against zone defenses and make the grab.... well... I get a chubby.

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Can someone talk me down from the irrational hate I have everytime I see nakumura?

 

Its not irrational, he flat out blew games for us last year.  The coolest thing he did was when he Judo Threw a Saints player on the ground after the dude was getting chippy after the whistle.

 

I'd love Nak to stick around as a ST guy, but his ball skills are just not suited for modern NFL offenses.

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Oh man I wish Williams just lowered his shoulder and popped Nak.

Williams has been out of football for a while and it is going to be scary when he gets more and more comfortable every day. Really pulling for this kid to stick with this team and make an impact. If he blossomed into a legit weapon that would allow us to bypass drafting another TE and we could draft something like: Tackle, Reciever, Safety/Corner, Guard next draft which would greatly improve this offense.

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