re: Paging MagillaGuerilla: I need a recruiting analysis on D'haquille Williams...

Running option routes would have helped Dez in creativity and learning how to get open, which has translated to the NFL as a PR and WR early.

Thomas was more bound to a limited call of vertical routes and screens, thus not giving him much time to learn much else. Shows in his present deep routes, he learned his deep game early.

Bryant had to match what he was doing with legitimate routes, he was running them without knowing and committing them to memory. Thomas had to fill in the middle of his tree, already knowing his deep game and the short game.

Neither is exact comparison, but traits can been drawn from both in relation to Williams...