Kasen Williams
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I could see Kasen as a tight end in the NFL.
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Swaye said:
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How many 6'1" TEs are there in the league? I don't see it.allpurpleallgold said:I could see Kasen as a tight end in the NFL.
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Is he well spoken?creepycoug said:
nope. you answered your own question. he's too tall and too black to be a short white receiver. he's an underachiever, where largent was of course the over-achieving white guy. two very different molds.MikeDamone said:
Maybe he could be a Steve Largent lunch pail kind of guy? Or can he only be a black receiver type?creepycoug said:
how could you feature anybody in the passing attack not named John Ross on this team?RoadDawg55 said:
He will play in the NFL if he can get healthy. By February and the combine, he should be fine. I think a team takes a chance on him in the later rounds. You're underselling him. He had a good freshman year. Then he caught a ton of balls as a sophomore. Last year he was playing well, but was underused. The offense wasn't built for a go to receiver either. It was pretty spread out last year instead of throwing it almost exclusively to ASJ and Kasen. This year, he's not healthy, we are a run heavy team, and Miles is a below average passing QB who lacks the arm strength to throw it outside. Miles has mostly thrown to the slot and TE because that's where he can get the ball to. I bet KW has some nice games as the season goes on though, and Petersen has commented about wanting to get him the ball more.dnc said:Kasen was never that great. He's been simultaneously overrated and underutilized his whole career. He was a doog wet dream after great games as a frosh against WSU and Baylor. Like Keef Prce, he was never as good as he looked in the Alamo Bowel.
My expectations for this season couldn't be any lower. He should have redshirted this year but Jaylen Johnson got kicked off the team and screwed that up. He'll have some nice games blocking for bubble screens but be pretty invisible otherwise. He'll have a solid Arena Football career once he fully heals.
The myth is/was he couldn't go deep, but he can. He did as a freshman and he did some last year. The play he got hurt on was after he completely burned the DB. The reason he didn't as a sophomore was because the line couldn't hold a block for more than two seconds. He was overrated by Scout coming out of high school, but he's always been really good. Hopefully, he gets it back this season because we will need him at some point.
Williams is a possession receiver in the mold of a Michael Irvin, except he's not as bad ass as the Playmaker was. That kind of Harold Carmichael type - it's all between the ears and in your ball sack, and some guys have it and some don't. Williams hasn't grown up in a program that demands of its receivers that they be that tough and disciplined and fearless and over-the-top confident. Irvin had no choice but to be those things and to use his body and run great routes and make phenomenal catches in traffic because he played on teams that featured at various times Eddie Brown, Brett Perriman and Brian Blades.
Williams physically reminds me a lot of Irvin, with better hops, but that's where the comparison ends. -
Disafuckingree. Zero chance he gets drafted, if he ever plays in the league it will be after some time on a practice as an UDFA.RoadDawg55 said:
He will play in the NFL if he can get healthy. By February and the combine, he should be fine. I think a team takes a chance on him in the later rounds. You're underselling him. He had a good freshman year. Then he caught a ton of balls as a sophomore. Last year he was playing well, but was underused. The offense wasn't built for a go to receiver either. It was pretty spread out last year instead of throwing it almost exclusively to ASJ and Kasen. This year, he's not healthy, we are a run heavy team, and Miles is a below average passing QB who lacks the arm strength to throw it outside. Miles has mostly thrown to the slot and TE because that's where he can get the ball to. I bet KW has some nice games as the season goes on though, and Petersen has commented about wanting to get him the ball more.dnc said:Kasen was never that great. He's been simultaneously overrated and underutilized his whole career. He was a doog wet dream after great games as a frosh against WSU and Baylor. Like Keef Prce, he was never as good as he looked in the Alamo Bowel.
My expectations for this season couldn't be any lower. He should have redshirted this year but Jaylen Johnson got kicked off the team and screwed that up. He'll have some nice games blocking for bubble screens but be pretty invisible otherwise. He'll have a solid Arena Football career once he fully heals.
The myth is/was he couldn't go deep, but he can. He did as a freshman and he did some last year. The play he got hurt on was after he completely burned the DB. The reason he didn't as a sophomore was because the line couldn't hold a block for more than two seconds. He was overrated by Scout coming out of high school, but he's always been really good. Hopefully, he gets it back this season because we will need him at some point.
You're overrating him. Anybody can get open deep once in awhile in college. He's not ever doing that in the NFL. -
You like the call the NFL the "league". TWYLTCI.dnc said:
How many 6'1" TEs are there in the league? I don't see it.allpurpleallgold said:I could see Kasen as a tight end in the NFL.
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Kasen is a YaleDawg TBS film review legend.
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Aaron Hernadez was 6'1".dnc said:
How many 6'1" TEs are there in the league? I don't see it.allpurpleallgold said:I could see Kasen as a tight end in the NFL.
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He's out of the leagueallpurpleallgold said:
Aaron Hernadez was 6'1".dnc said:
How many 6'1" TEs are there in the league? I don't see it.allpurpleallgold said:I could see Kasen as a tight end in the NFL.
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And how did that work out? That's what I thought.allpurpleallgold said:
Aaron Hernadez was 6'1".dnc said:
How many 6'1" TEs are there in the league? I don't see it.allpurpleallgold said:I could see Kasen as a tight end in the NFL.
