2024 Green Bay Packers Round 4 No 111 (fr the Jets) Evan Williams S Oregon

@vitaflo posted:

You also don't see many QB's crying on their mommy's shoulder after a loss.  As soon as this kid faces any adversity in the NFL he's going to lose it and start pointing fingers and blaming others.

He's the kind of guy who likes to talk shit and when he gets punched in the mouth he (literally) runs home crying to mommy.

N summary, he’s not a leader of men.

The men in the trenches are not going to put it all on the line for a cry baby bitch with pandas and unicorns painted on his fingernails.   It’s just not gonna happen.

I think he will shine for GBP. Enough with the crybaby bs.

@mrtundra posted:

I think he will shine for GBP. Enough with the crybaby bs.

I think he was talking about the Bears new QB.

@YATittle posted:

I think he was talking about the Bears new QB.

So was I! Bwahahaha!

TBBS!

@packerboi posted:

Would love to see a lot of this in the next couple years..

Here's new Packers safety Evan Williams with a sack-fumble on new Bears quarterback Caleb Williams pic.twitter.com/tdwtfP9ljg

— Justis Mosqueda (@JuMosq) April 27, 2024

Nice to see a highlight taken by a spy satellite.

@lovepack posted:

Nice to see a highlight taken by a spy satellite.

And an old spy satellite, at that!

@Pakrz posted:

The new Chicago QB is kind of a cocky fucker, eh?

He just knows he's gonna have about 30 combined picks and fumbles.

RIP, Tory.

https://cheeseheadtv.com/blog/...ck-evan-williams-505

A winning tradition. 🏈 @evan_williams32 | #GoPackGo pic.twitter.com/eVRf8CBoK5

— Green Bay Packers (@packers) May 6, 2024

The brainwashing has begun.

You spelled ball wrong

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Here's a well done article from ACME Packers with some additional info and multiple clips on Mr Evan Williams

https://www.acmepackingcompany...williams-jeff-hafley

What stands out almost immediately with Williams is his post-snap recognition and explosiveness when triggering downhill. When he diagnoses and reacts to a play happening in front of him, he can quickly blow it up. He showed that multiple times throughout Oregon’s dominant win over Colorado.

Teams that run mesh or underneath routes need elite speedsters in order to successfully run them against Williams. The Packers rookie can trigger so quickly with proper pursuit angles that he’s able to consistently prevent unnecessary YAC.

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One of the ways to attack a single high defense is underneath routes and crossing routes and apparently, Williams is quite good at shutting those down.
So he's a Hafley-influenced choice

His most likely role is on STs and back up Safety to start the 2024 campaign
Its going to be weird seeing him sporting the 33 jersey

With everyone they're going to have to pay over the next couple years, cheap core special steamers are going to be crucial. Won't have extra cap space to splurge on that part of the roster.

Evan may not be the best athlete in the DB room, but he will be the best prepared in terms of film study and understanding the game.

One of the smartest players I've ever been around...was an honor student out of St. Francis HS in Mountain View, CA...a very rigorous private Catholic school. I believe he was a 4.0 GPA kid in college too, graduated in 3 years.

https://www.si.com/nfl/packers...obvious-01j3jb5xk7h4

He looked great Saturday. Looks to be a player.

Xavier, Bullard, and Williams, w/JA and Stokes. That's the best 5.

No Valentine? Good problem to have.

@Chongo posted:

Sam Seale = Treasure

At 8:40 James Jones tells a heartwarming story about that nice older gentleman named Sam Steale that might be staying at a holiday inn near you and your family if you live in the vicinity of a west coast college town.

Saw an interview with him about the final stop and the comparisons I've heard to Micah Hyde seem apt- a really smart and well-prepared player who the Packers need to get on the field as much as possible. He made a nice play on the stop but the key was pressure on Stafford.

He was all over the field yesterday, quality drafting will make this team

Quite a change from a year ago.

@michiganjoe posted:

Saw an interview with him about the final stop and the comparisons I've heard to Micah Hyde seem apt-

Evan Williams cutup pic.twitter.com/X1rVe8IvPv

— Theo Ash (@TheoAshNFL) October 7, 2024

Did see more than a few shoulder drop, ole' tackle attempts from him. Gotta wrap up.

Williams had a good game, and I'm glad for him.
Somebody always needs to step up when another player is missing, and I'd say he did that.
Let's hope that continues.

Now, watch that video posted above again, but watch the DL/pass rush, and the blocking schemes their OL used. Some plays had 2 double teams.
Also note the plays that utilized a blitz.
And the Packers were playing LBers at DE? Maybe not enough bodies to rotate at DE?

Williams looks like he belongs. If he continues to develop, he could belong for a long time.

I’m not sure who lost snaps for Williams to get in the field last week but I like it. I believe GB can move Bullard into the slot and have Williams on the back end with X. I guess that would leave Nixon as the odd man out… I’m okay with that.

We'll see.....I trust Hafley

Double dipping has worked at TE and S. And the second guy emerges

I wanted this guy in the 3rd round when they drafted Hopper. Happy they got him in the 4th.

Could be quite a steal!

Rookie fourth-round safety Evan Williams continued to impress, today adding a forced fumble on WR Greg Dortch to his ledger.

“Knew that (we) had a couple guys that were hitting him already and that I was gonna have a good chance to punch the ball out.” pic.twitter.com/As1V6N9tK1

— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) October 13, 2024

Tremendous play from the rookie.

I can't remember the last time we saw a Packer defender do this. 

https://t.co/K6d795sYVi pic.twitter.com/ZAp5Z0crBo

— Jacob Morley (@JacobMorley) October 13, 2024

Evan Williams among rookie safeties: @PFF coverage grade: 90.5 - 1st
PFF overall defensive grade: 91.4 - 1st
Snaps: 102 - 4th
Forced incompletions: 2 - T1st
Passer rating against: 35.6 - 2nd pic.twitter.com/iFnhEYHo1X

— Ross Uglem (@RossUglem) October 14, 2024

@BrainDed posted:

I can't remember the last time we saw a Packer defender do this.

https://t.co/K6d795sYVi pic.twitter.com/ZAp5Z0crBo

— Jacob Morley (@JacobMorley) October 13, 2024

An earlier #33?

Punching the ball out was great. The way he stoned Murray on the edge of that keeper was outstanding.

At 4:01
You ain't goin' anywhere, man!
(NFL blocks embedding)

33 is the guest on Clubhouse Live this week

@Timmy! posted:

At 4:01
You ain't goin' anywhere, man!
(NFL blocks embedding)

He stoned Murray! All alone, perfect form, made a sure tackle. That play could be used to teach others how it's done.