Cowboy fans thoughts on Trent Williams

brucekr

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It was tough for me to see, really, because like a few people pointed out, they gameplanned for the short passing game. They'd also use different formations to spread our OLB's outside in coverage to keep them from rushing the passer.
 

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Honest evaluation, it's very difficult to gauge how good or bad at this point. I tend to think it will eventually be very good. I say this because DWare actually had a great game. Williams, for the most part, was lined up on him and so, your first reaction is to say that Williams probably didn't have a very good game but that may not be accurate.

For a rookie, starting his first game, I thought he did well. That's a tough matchup for anybody in the NFL and as a rookie, well, it's just that much more difficult. I saw a few good things from Williams, as I watched the game and I saw a few plays that were not very good. However, he has all the natural ability in the world. He looks like a young Flozell Adams to me except, it appears as if he can actually understand the snap count, which is a real advantage over Flo at that age. But physically, he looks a lot like a young Flo to me.

The one thing I will say about Williams, that impressed me was the fact that when DWare went down, Williams went over and made a nice gesture of sportsmanship. That's always a good thing in a young player, or any player.

You might just have yourself a good player there.
 

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All things considered. 1st game, up against Ware, a good portion of that 1-on-1. He did really well. Looks to have a bright future.

I was also greatly impressed with Orakapo.
 

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BraveHeartFan;3559937 said:
Maybe you two could get your panties out of a bunch.



Anyway to the question...I was impressed by how well he played. I thought you should have taken the OSU tackle instead but Williams did look good Sunday night, for the most part.
Maybe you should mind your own frickin business...the dude asked for an opinion,and i gave him mine...if you want to praise a redstink player,thats up to you,but dont get all self righteous if some of us dont.
 

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kapolani;3559373 said:
**** the skins...


God I wish some of our players took the game as serious as the fans. If people like Gurode, Davis, Bennet, and Roy Williams played all out, this team would be unstopable.
 

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Bob Sacamano;3560813 said:
All things considered. 1st game, up against Ware, a good portion of that 1-on-1. He did really well. Looks to have a bright future.

I was also greatly impressed with Orakapo.

Yeah but remember he was lined up against a turnstile most of the night.
 

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I thought he did an excellent job considering that was his first game.
 

Phrozen Phil

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Like others here, I was impressed how he stood up to his first game agaisnt a good defense. Unlike some others here, I look forward to your posts and appreciate your thoughts. Ignore the garbage and feel free to drop by.
 

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Bonecrusher#31;3561704 said:
Yeah but remember he was lined up against a turnstile most of the night.

Quick to praise the OU player and play down the play of the play of the UT player, shocking ;) :laugh2:
 

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bigE79;3560868 said:
Maybe you should mind your own frickin business...the dude asked for an opinion,and i gave him mine...if you want to praise a redstink player,thats up to you,but dont get all self righteous if some of us dont.


Panties are still bunched up real tight huh? It's ok. You'll get them fixed sooner or later.
 

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It wasn't Williams doing the holding, but Ratliff was held all night long in that game. I have no problems with the penalties that were called against us, but I do have a problem with the holding penalties that weren't called against the Skins, especially where Rat is concerned.
 

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Star4Ever;3562251 said:
It wasn't Williams doing the holding, but Ratliff was held all night long in that game. I have no problems with the penalties that were called against us, but I do have a problem with the holding penalties that weren't called against the Skins, especially where Rat is concerned.


Their center did get away with a few there, for sure, but that happens in every NFL game really.
 

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http://www.footballoutsiders.com/word-muth/2010/word-muth

Williams did a lot of things very well. He was great at the second level, and in space. He seems to have a very a natural talent of locking onto defenders off the line of scrimmage, a skill that very few offensive lineman really have. The most obvious example of this was on the screen pass to Chris Cooley in the first quarter where he pulled outside, locked onto a safety and drove him straight to the sideline.

More analysis at the link. I thought Trent was average which actually has me pretty excited for his future. He may not be a Ryan Clady, but if he gets to the level of a Chris Samuels I'll be very happy.
 

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Star4Ever;3562251 said:
It wasn't Williams doing the holding, but Ratliff was held all night long in that game. I have no problems with the penalties that were called against us, but I do have a problem with the holding penalties that weren't called against the Skins, especially where Rat is concerned.

It is an unfortunate part of the game . Holding is probably called less than 50% of the time ..it all depends how blatantly it was carried out.. also refs sometimes miss the obvious call and see it in the replay when it is too late but make up for it with a tick tacky penalty such as an illegal shift or other technical fouls - Like the Cooley penalty in the 4th quarter .

The last thing a ref wants to do is make a call that alters the outcome of the game on the field but the Barren hold on Rak was so obvious they had no choice .

As for Williams I thought he had a good game for a rookie going against Ware . Somewhat counter intuativly Ware also had a very good game as well . He limited the Commanders in the play calling and I think if we had tried to really air it out Ware would have had more than one sack .
 

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Danny White;3570502 said:
Looks like a pretty bad injury he just suffered.

http://img691.*************/img691/6236/ch41sunsep192010061728p.png

probably out for a month
 

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Seems like a good young OT. Obviously its too early to tell much about a guy with only a preseason and 2 games under his belt. The Skins needed an OT and they got one. He seems to be holding his own, which is what you want from a rookie OT.
 

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Matched up against Ware and Mario Williams in his first two games and only allowed one sack.

Hard not to be impressed as a 'Skins fan.
 
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