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By XClown1986 · Posted
Absolutely agree in regards to Shemar Stewart. He plays like the Tasmanian devil. He doesn't seem to attack anything cerebrally, but only relies on his athleticism. He's a scary prospect and one that has been seen before with the likes of Mamula and Vernon Gholston. He just has 10 year vet that bounces around the league written all over him for me. He will continually get chances because he isn't bad but he never puts it all together. Williams seems like a very smart kid and understands what to look for and how to attack it. He just needs to go from diagnosing to execution faster and he will be a great player. He already has great technique. -
Burns had a big ego on top of it all. Legend in his own mind. I'm certainly very intrigued by Mykel as a prospect it's the notion that we are rolling the dice on a top 10 pick with only the hope that he can become a force as a pass rusher. That being said I'm certainly more upbeat about the possibility of Mykel Williams honing his craft than I am someone like Shemar Stewart. But who knows with our Panthers. We continually seem to make the wrong decision. -
By XClown1986 · Posted
Brian Burns not being a 10+ sack guy a year and being a run game liability is why we were smart to let him walk. Williams is an asset in the run game Day 1. No question.
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