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Message: [QUOTE="sufandu, post: 4029936, member: 874"] Williams was rough around the edges? He averaged 19.2 yards per catch as a freshman and caught 60 balls as a sophomore, both on bad Gerg teams. Then he caught more than 60 balls each of his first three years in the pros. The only thing that held him back was that he was a headcase. I don't know if he was more talented than Tucker, but he was great right away. You couldn't be more wrong on Carter. The dude still ran for over 1000 yards and made it to the NFL after coming back from an injury similar to what ended Bo Jackson's career. He was supremely talented. I agree with Custis and Morrant. There's more to talent than pure athleticism. I do wonder, however, what Custis may have been able to do had his position not been bounced around by different staffs and had he not had the injuries that only left him with one full year. Word was he was expected to start in 2017 before he got hurt in preseason. [/QUOTE]