Thread: Can you guess what T.Williamson leads the league in?

Childress should make him "inactive" and let Jason Carter take his snaps....
Any Viking receiver with "CARTER on his jersey MUST be good!!
He looked good in preseason why not throw him a bone!!!
He makes one catch and he will get another throw...and another....and another....and
It cant hurt!!!

"Vikinglover919" wrote:

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=smith_michael&id=2655283

T Williamson Leads the league with nine drops well 10 when he dropped that bomb

Old article . . . Nov. 9th

T-Will passed 10 a game or two ago . . .

he is such a talent its a shame that he dips his gloves in melted butter be4 every game. great speed but he aint got a set of hands to go wit it

i suggest letting him think on it this season.. on the bench

lets give him one more chance next season, he's still young..

i'm sure many of the greats didnt always start out well

"Potus2028" wrote:

i suggest letting him think on it this season.. on the bench

lets give him one more chance next season, he's still young..

i'm sure many of the greats didnt always start out well

Splinters in the butt might help, as long as someone works with him 24 hours a day.

"darkmage2012" wrote:

he is such a talent its a shame that he dips his gloves in melted butter be4 every game. great speed but he aint got a set of hands to go wit it

He's like the dude in The Longest Yard.


"I knew I shouldn't have eaten that popcorn"

"ultravikingfan" wrote:

"darkmage2012" wrote:

he is such a talent its a shame that he dips his gloves in melted butter be4 every game. great speed but he aint got a set of hands to go wit it

He's like the dude in The Longest Yard.


"I knew I shouldn't have eaten that popcorn"

I actually thought more of Orlando Jones'(old 7-Up guy) character in The Replacements.

[size=13pt]A backup again[/size]

Receiver Troy Williamson played a reserve role for the second consecutive game, in essence playing the role of the No. 5 receiver. He had one pass thrown his way, a deep ball down the left sideline in the second quarter that went through his hands.

Afterward Childress said he wants to see how Williamson reacts to being benched.

"You have to have confidence that the guy is going to do the right thing in practice," Childress said, "catch the ball in practice and continue to compete. One of the prime things is that you don't fold up. You're not happy that you're not playing. You want to get out there on the football field. That's what I expect to see from him."

Asked what his sense of Williamson's reaction has been, Childress became terse.

"I'm not real touchy-feely with it," he said. "I don't really have a strong sense. But it is what it is."

Asked what "it" is, Childress said: "What you saw."

Childress should consider moving him to Cornerback - lining him up with other teams speedy recievers.. :>