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Message: [QUOTE="Ernj, post: 3843982, member: 494"] [B]TRILL WILLIAMS[/B] "When you talk about Trill, I think he's on a different level than those guys," Mora Jr. said. "He's not as polished. He's not as athletic. He's not as fast. He's not as defined as a player. I think he's a little bit more of a project. I think he's a good alley player and you'll see him sometimes accelerate down the alley and try to get after people. I think he's got decent route recognition but not great. I think late in the downs he can get lost a little bit. Doesn't stay with his guy as much, but I think you're going to see him playing inside. Maybe a nickel corner, dime safety type position where it's a little bit protected where he can play some zone. Where he can matchup with underneath zones. Where he play a little man on tight ends or backs or third or fourth receivers. "I think those first two guys are obviously going to get drafted. I'm not so sure that Trill's going to get drafted. I think one thing he's got going for him is his size. He's a damn good player. Sometimes when you're on these things and you say 'I don't know if this guy's going to get drafted' people think you're taking a shot at him. And you're not. You can recognize a really, really great player and also understand that there's a lot of great players out there. There's only 32 teams and seven rounds, so not everybody's going to get picked. But if you're a priority free agent and get yourself in the right situation, and you go out and you perform in mini-camps, you perform in training camp, you perform in the preseason games, people are going to find a spot for you. So just the fact that we're even talking about him, to me legitimizes everything about him as a football player." [/QUOTE]

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