Crayton/Roy Williams

[dfense]

Why'd they bring him in? After several weeks of "learning" the offense, this is what 42 million gets? Crayton gets open more and Williams is in man coverage all night.

 

[Tusan_Homichi]

Why'd they bring him in? After several weeks of "learning" the offense, this is what 42 million gets? Crayton gets open more and Williams is in man coverage all night.

RW gets lost out there pretty often for a guy that said he had "consumed" the playbook.

My guess is it's going to take a full TC to get him going.

 

[NextGenBoys]

Williams is playing with plantar fascias or however it is spelled. It is inflamation of the underneath of your foot.

Not saying this should be an excuse because I think he should be getting open more, but the injury is hindering his ability.

 

[Coakleys Dad]

You are out of your mind and require medication, watch a game and stop just running your mouth.

 

[dbair1967]

I think RW will be fine eventually.

Crayton is good at what he does.

My worry is we lose Miles Austin after this season and he turns into a really good starter somewhere. He has all the tools and unlike our other WR's, he has pure speed too. I hope we can keep him.

 

[jimmy40]

Why'd they bring him in? After several weeks of "learning" the offense, this is what 42 million gets? Crayton gets open more and Williams is in man coverage all night.

How about letting RW make a play? We throw the ball to TO when his triple *** covered.