re: 2021 NFL Draft Projections

It just takes one team to like you and they’ll make the pick.

I wish all the guys the best.

Tutt will not be drafted.

Britt is an old school LB. needs a team to like his thumping style.
Sherwood is a big safety. I could see a team take him in round 3.

Seth is a big body. I just don’t think a team will reach in round 2.
Maybe he makes round 3.

I think these guys mostly are between 75 and 150 picks.

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Many all-pro receivers are like that. Wide receivers are divas these days and that’s the nice word for it. Literally nobody can watch the Kentucky and Miss State games and say he’s not a competitor. In the State game I wouldn’t be surprised if he told Nix throw him the damn ball and let me shut this muh fricker up.

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Seth definitely had his moments of brilliance no doubt, however, they do not erase the memory of him playing selfishly. Loafing, not blocking, giving half assed effort when losing, etc.

That kind of attitude is accepted in the NFL. Not so much in college.

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Many all-pro receivers are like that. Wide receivers are divas these days and that’s the nice word for it. Literally nobody can watch the Kentucky and Miss State games and say he’s not a competitor. In the State game I wouldn’t be surprised if he told Nix throw him the damn ball and let me shut this muh fricker up.

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This is kind of a half-truth and not diving into it fully. The all-pro receivers who are "like that" more or less had to EARN that "privilege" - you won't find many "average" receivers in the NFL who get to pout like that and keep playing. And how many of the all-pro guys were "inconsistent" in college? The problem with Seth Williams is that that behaviour already manifests as an obvious deterrent in his performance at the college level. Again, the guys who do that in the NFL generally couldn't be stopped in any collegiate game they played - that isn't the case with Seth Williams. And of course some of that boils down to offensive scheme and quarterback play, but let's step away and differentiate that there's a difference between Randy Moss, Steve Smith, Terrell Owens or whoever else we're "thinking of" and Seth Williams. Him dominating Kentucky or Miss State should be a given, not something that proves how "alpha" he is. His issue is going to be when you turn on tape of him running into a good opponent, getting frustrated early, and then basically giving up. It's easy to act like the "alpha receiver" against scrubs. Those guys who carry those personality warts and are all-pro receivers in the NFL don't have very many off-days...and thats off-days in the NFL. They most certainly didn't have many off-days against college defenses.

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Many all-pro receivers are like that. Wide receivers are divas these days and that’s the nice word for it. Literally nobody can watch the Kentucky and Miss State games and say he’s not a competitor. In the State game I wouldn’t be surprised if he told Nix throw him the damn ball and let me shut this muh fricker up.


This is kind of a half-truth and not diving into it fully. The all-pro receivers who are "like that" more or less had to EARN that "privilege" - you won't find many "average" receivers in the NFL who get to pout like that and keep playing. And how many of the all-pro guys were "inconsistent" in college? The problem with Seth Williams is that that behaviour already manifests as an obvious deterrent in his performance at the college level. Again, the guys who do that in the NFL generally couldn't be stopped in any collegiate game they played - that isn't the case with Seth Williams. And of course some of that boils down to offensive scheme and quarterback play, but let's step away and differentiate that there's a difference between Randy Moss, Steve Smith, Terrell Owens or whoever else we're "thinking of" and Seth Williams. Him dominating Kentucky or Miss State should be a given, not something that proves how "alpha" he is. His issue is going to be when you turn on tape of him running into a good opponent, getting frustrated early, and then basically giving up. It's easy to act like the "alpha receiver" against scrubs. Those guys who carry those personality warts and are all-pro receivers in the NFL don't have very many off-days...and thats off-days in the NFL. They most certainly didn't have many off-days against college defenses.

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Your posts are always incredibly long. They are informative and I read them and have no bone to pick. Just an observation.

That's fair, I think he has a chance to be a decent pro, but the issues certainly leave open the possibility he is out of the league in 3 years.

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If he has to play coverage on a team WR1, 2 or 3 he’s probably in trouble.

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If Jonathon Mincy can ball out in coverage in the NFL, anyone can

I wouldnt write off his coverage skills just yet, although he would be an interesting addition as a linebacker.

Wish he had another year of eligibility

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I read a scouting report that said moving to LB would highlight his strengths while minimizing his weaknesses. And he’s clearly got the frame for it

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Makes me wonder if TD Moultry would have played LB instead of DE would he have had a better career.

Definitely would have had less offsides penalties

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I wish him the best, but his film against NFL caliber DB's is less than impressive.

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The only game i can remember him getting completely dominated was against South Carolina vs Horn.

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The only game i can remember him getting completely dominated was against South Carolina vs Horn.

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That's the most glaring example. I tend to give our WR's a bit of a pass. Whether it be OL play, QB play, play calling or scheme our passing game has always seemed a bit lacking.