2022 NFL Draft: Draft Prospects, Scouting

jeanpierre · 12-04-2021, 11:39 PM

Originally Posted by K Major

Jameson Williams ...

Probably not on our radar as a draft prospect but he's electric as hell. He has serious speed and big play ability.

I think he's a legit Day 1 starter at the next level.

Concerns for Jameson Williams is his slight frame adapting to the physicality of the NFL as he's rarely faced legit future NFL corners and when he has, he's disappeared...

Also, he'll need to improve the discipline in his game as he rounds the cuts in his routes and he drops balls outside of his frame a tad too much...

He'll probably go in the first round, but I'd not take him till the back of Rd 2 at the earliest...

K Major · 12-05-2021, 09:06 AM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Concerns for Jameson Williams is his slight frame adapting to the physicality of the NFL as he's rarely faced legit future NFL corners and when he has, he's disappeared...

Also, he'll need to improve the discipline in his game as he rounds the cuts in his routes and he drops balls outside of his frame a tad too much...

He'll probably go in the first round, but I'd not take him till the back of Rd 2 at the earliest...

Valid points however Jameson wins in ways similar to Cooks (BC is smaller than Jameson) did at Oregon St but he's done it against SEC opponents. Line him up with Thomas/Harris/Callaway & let's go.

Side note - it would really suck to see this kid end up on a team such as Atlanta who have WR "needs" as well. Omit Ridley & the Falcons are in a similar position as the Saints. No true #2.

Coach him up!

12-04-2021, 11:39 PM	#1
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2022 NFL Draft: Draft Prospects, Scouting Originally Posted by K Major Jameson Williams ... Probably not on our radar as a draft prospect but he's electric as hell. He has serious speed and big play ability. I think he's a legit Day 1 starter at the next level. Concerns for Jameson Williams is his slight frame adapting to the physicality of the NFL as he's rarely faced legit future NFL corners and when he has, he's disappeared... Also, he'll need to improve the discipline in his game as he rounds the cuts in his routes and he drops balls outside of his frame a tad too much... He'll probably go in the first round, but I'd not take him till the back of Rd 2 at the earliest... ChrisXVI likes this.

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K Major Site Donor 2019 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Bedford, TX Posts: 24,796 Blog Entries: 3	Re: 2022 NFL Draft: Draft Prospects, Scouting Originally Posted by jeanpierre Concerns for Jameson Williams is his slight frame adapting to the physicality of the NFL as he's rarely faced legit future NFL corners and when he has, he's disappeared... Also, he'll need to improve the discipline in his game as he rounds the cuts in his routes and he drops balls outside of his frame a tad too much... He'll probably go in the first round, but I'd not take him till the back of Rd 2 at the earliest... Valid points however Jameson wins in ways similar to Cooks (BC is smaller than Jameson) did at Oregon St but he's done it against SEC opponents. Line him up with Thomas/Harris/Callaway & let's go. Side note - it would really suck to see this kid end up on a team such as Atlanta who have WR "needs" as well. Omit Ridley & the Falcons are in a similar position as the Saints. No true #2. Coach him up!