DJ Williams Tweets out Denver Playbook

[Quesadilla Joe]

Originally Posted by listopencil

Yes, and he does run with them after they beat his coverage. He's not very good at it. He blitzes well when there is a wide open lane by play design. He lacks the mental ability to be a an excellent blitzer. Like Miller is for example. Speaking of Von Miller, they played behind the same D-Line last year. How did that work out for Williams?

DJ is not nearly as bad as you claim he is. There are maybe 4 or 5 TE's in the league that DJ is at a huge disadvantage against, but against everybody else he can hold his own better than most LB's in the league.

Von doesn't play behind the defensive line. He plays on the line of scrimmage the majority of the time. DJ relies on the guys in front of him to not let the big guys get to his level. Von and DJ play two totally different positions.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Cassel>Manning

DJ is not nearly as bad as you claim he is. There are maybe 4 or 5 TE's in the league that DJ is at a huge disadvantage against, but against everybody else he can hold his own better than most LB's in the league.

A few fun facts about your Dumbass Jackass Williams. (out of 44 players)

33rd overall
37th in run defense
31st in receptions allowed
29th in yards per reception allowed
38th in TD receptions allowed
0 interceptions

Fortunately he made the top 15 in missed tackles, though.

[Quesadilla Joe]

Originally Posted by Fine Uncut Meat

A few fun facts about your Dumbass Jackass Williams. (out of 44 players)

33rd overall
37th in run defense
31st in receptions allowed
29th in yards per reception allowed
38th in TD receptions allowed
0 interceptions

Fortunately he made the top 15 in missed tackles, though.

Yet, the Broncos haven't been in any rush to replace him. PFF isn't the be all end all.

[listopencil]

Originally Posted by Cassel>Manning

DJ is not nearly as bad as you claim he is. There are maybe 4 or 5 TE's in the league that DJ is at a huge disadvantage against, but against everybody else he can hold his own better than most LB's in the league.

Von doesn't play behind the defensive line. He plays on the line of scrimmage the majority of the time. DJ relies on the guys in front of him to not let the big guys get to his level. Von and DJ play two totally different positions.

Yes, DJ is exactly as bad as I claim him to be. I know. I actually watched him play. As I said he is physically gifted and mentally deficient. The team has tried to keep him on the field because of his physical gifts. Apparently the team asked him to play a new position recently. I'm guessing that they are asking him to finally play Line Backer.

Von Miller is a Line Backer. I know this is hard to understand. Denver fans aren't used to seeing someone play that position with authority, at a high level and with impact on every play. The last time we had a guy like that his name was Al Wilson and he played Mike. But go ahead and wrap your head around it. Sometimes a LB will drop into coverage. Sometimes a LB will hang around the box and diagnose. Sometimes a LB will float at the LOS and rush or take out the RB. The really, really good ones do these things well.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by listopencil

Yes, DJ is exactly as bad as I claim him to be. I know. I actually watched him play. As I said he is physically gifted and mentally deficient. The team has tried to keep him on the field because of his physical gifts. Apparently the team asked him to play a new position recently. I'm guessing that they are asking him to finally play Line Backer.

Von Miller is a Line Backer. I know this is hard to understand. Denver fans aren't used to seeing someone play that position with authority, at a high level and with impact on every play. The last time we had a guy like that his name was Al Wilson and he played Mike. But go ahead and wrap your head around it. Sometimes a LB will drop into coverage. Sometimes a LB will hang around the box and diagnose. Sometimes a LB will float at the LOS and rush or take out the RB. The really, really good ones do these things well.

Unfortunately, DJ is a less talented version of Brandon Marshall... you try to fight past the issues because of what he can do on the field. However, I'm not a fan of them keeping him around for much longer if he continues to showcase his ten cent brain.

If Fox and Del Rio can't get him to focus and take his game to the next level... then we'll see you later, DJ.