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Originally Posted by firstdown
I will agree we did not do the best job of using his talent but I will have to add that he did not use his talent to fit the team. I think Lavar thought that after his injury he could just strap on his shoes and be the starter. He did not do what the coaches wanted to learn the system and thus did not get himself in position to play and make plays. He has alot of god given talent but it is a team sport and in Williams D it requires players to be patient and wait for the play to come to them. He will make alot of big plays for another team but how many will he give up. Its like a corner who always goes for the ball. On one play they look great but they get beat way to often.
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I am seriously tired of all that crap and talk of him not playing within the system. blah blah blah. that is retarded. The guy is a fanominal LB and Dallas,NY,or Philly will use him and find out exactly what we couldn't. The guy went through 5 or 6 different coaches learning a new position, a new scheme every single year. name a player on that defense that has been through that year in and year out. Wynn, so what, he plays end. there is no one else. Go to work and have a different boss with you learniing a new job every year and see how you do. it will take a while. the fact is in 3 of those 5 years he made the pro bowl. This year would have been the first time he had played with the same D-cord since he was drafted. He got hurt, then lost his job. Just like trotter now beasting it up in Philly because we cut him too early before he was 100%, same thing with LaVar. He will be back to his old self and got help Brunell or Campbell when Dallas comes to town. LaVar will kill em!