Dr.Detroit’s analysis is especially stupid; but very entertaining:

He has two kick returns for TDs in his career. One was against Coastal Carolina and the other is the Illinois video. In the Illinois return he simply runs up the sideline for a TD. That kick return was all about the blocking and required nothing of Williams.

Right, it doesn’t require vision, speed, or quickness to blow by 11 kids and run 90 yards. Williams made it look easy, that doesn’t mean it was easy.

Outside of the two TD returns, he averaged less than 20 yards per return. Does anyone know why his numbers were so bad?

Bad? 20 yards? Does this guy watch football? 20 yards isn’t hiesman worthy, but it’s respectable. I guess this guy wants a kid who averages 50 yards a return? He also had a ton of return yards at the Senior Bowl.

For punt returns, he had 3 TDs and other than that averaged a mediocre 8 yards per return. His senior season he averaged 6 yards per return. Anyone know why his numbers are so bad?

Ok, quick question here: how many yards on a punt return is good? 20? 40? Is this PS3 NCCAF or real life football? When the team you’re facing keys on your punt return game, and does everything possible to avoid him like kicking away from him etc., and he still comes away with 8 yards on average? Yeah, that’s solid.

The punt return against Wisconsin was all about the blocking, Williams goes to the right, sees the wall of blockers then turns upfield for an easy run to the endzone. In his other two punt returns they involved poor tackling and him crossing the field, something that you can’t do in the NFL.

In summary:

1. If you get some good blocks, the TD doesn’t count. You didn’t earn it.
2. If you make someone miss or break a tackle, the TD doesn’t count. That doesn’t happen in the NFL.
3. If you cross the field the TD doesn’t count. That also never happens in the NFL.
4. If you run straight up field, the TD doesn’t count. You made it look too easy.

The stupid. It burns.

So by out running the entire team on numerous occasions it makes him a bad player? To me it almost sounds like he is expecting (probably accurately) that D Will won’t get one block from the stellar Lions his whole career.

That D-Will was big on getting downfield and blocking on run plays? So many receivers these days feel like that’s not part of their job – if the ball isn’t coming to me, why should I give this play my all? You won’t get that attitude from D-Will, that’s for damn sure.