Free Agent DB's

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Originally Posted by theJBexperience

I've heard very little about Demorrio Williams, but what I have heard is good. What do you all think?

Well the guy has experience as a starter so that will definately be a positive. I did think that he was an exceptional pass rusher, but I might have gotten him confused with Michael Boley. Either way, heres Scouts Inc's take on him.

Full Name: Demorrio Dwain Williams

Born: July 6, 1980 Beckville, TX Height: 6-0 Weight: 232 lbs. Age: 27
Pos: LB Experience: 4 years College: Nebraska Drafted: Year:2004 Round:4 Pick:5, Falcons
TACK 78.0 | FF 0 | INT 2

2007 Scouting Report - Scouts Inc.
Grade: 66 | Key
Alert: None

Comment: Williams gained valuable starting experience this year due to the injury to middle linebacker Ed Hartwell. He is a versatile outside linebacker who can contribute in both regular and sub defensive packages. He is a core special teams player. He is a good athlete with competitive play speed, quickness and agility. He plays with a real good motor and can be relentless until the whistle. Against the run, he is a productive player due to his athleticism rather than his instincts. He has above-average read and react skills, but can be inconsistent when reacting to blocking patterns. Gets cut off and/or reached on the edge too often and offenses have been able to break some big perimeter runs to his side. He is more of an edge player that struggles in his stack and shed ability. He has active hands and explosiveness to shock and shed. He is very effective from the backside, has speed and agility to play sideline to sideline. He is an effective tackler in space. Against the pass, he is quick and fluid in his zone drops. Has speed to carry seam and has the reactive ability to stay in position in man-to-man coverage. Williams possesses the suddenness to break on the ball in the short zone and has shown good awareness and ball skills. Overall, Williams is a young developing linebacker who has value as a frontline starter for some NFL teams that use a 4-3 defensive system.