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Originally Posted by Dicky McElephant
P.J. Williams, Florida St.
Williams is arguably the most frustrating cornerback in this draft class and is the perfect example of how subset scouting can lead to a guy being overhyped. In his best games, he looked very good when getting his hands on a wide receiver early and attacked the run and screen passes aggressively, launching himself through blockers.
The problem with Williams is inconsistency. As good as he looked against Louisville and DeVante Parker, he played very poorly against Syracuse, North Carolina State, and Georgia Tech. Very good when he gets his hands on a receiver, but as soon as he loses direct contact he struggles, something that will be a big issue in the NFL. Like the previous two we mentioned, he missed too many tackles in 2014. It’s not something he doesn’t look capable of, but poor technique such as arm tackles and trying to swat at the ball when he’s in a bad position give him big problems.
Signature Stat: Williams allowed a quarterback rating of 100.0 on all passes thrown into his coverage.
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No, the problem with Williams is that although he is the best tackling CB in the class is stinks in coverage.
The problem with Pro Football Focus is that they have no idea what the **** they are watching.