for anyone. He has single handedly moved the chains when hand punt team should have been coming out so many times this year.
at least regarding Heisman voting ("Pod of Gold" podcast). Incompletely paraphrasing Hansen's answer: The reality is that Williams is not in the top 30 nationwide for YPG and has three games this year when he had less than 50 yards rushing.
That's not exactly what you asked, but it's what came to mind.
His offensive line decided to Bergeron the tyranny.
Because if Kyren Williams were at Michigan State, he'd probably have 4000+ rushing yards already.
said nobody, ever.
Douchenozzle of the century.
masked his talents. I suspect that if he was running with Q. Nelson, McGlinchey, Martin/other OL studs, he might be a 2000 yd back.
Yeah, I went there. He breaks tackles, he catches balls, he protects the passer.
He's ideally suited to excel in a pro offense.
Not sure I see Kyren as an NFL hall of famer.
make him very attractive to the NFL game. Many of today's great RB's really have more his game than Derrick Hennry's.
Look how long in the league Riddick lasted. He got 7 years, 88 games, 1,000+ yards, and almost 300 catches. That as a 6th rounder with a 4.68 40.
I view Riddick's career as Kyren's absolute floor. And Riddick made $14M gross and has an NFL pension.
The NFL coaches will love Kyren.
I'm a Chiefs fan and everybody's pretty much down on him. I actually don't see any similarities between the two. Williams has a lot of speed in him...excellent blocker as well
If Kyren can do that, then he’s much better than Helaire
Better in pass pro, too. Edwards-Helaire is shiftier with better acceleration when he changes direction, but Kyren has a faster top gear. CE-H is a more polished route runner, but there's no reason KW couldn't get there if he were utilized more as a receiver. Both are great at finishing runs.