Thread: Williamson's work will pay off in the fall

[size=13pt]Sid Hartman: Williamson's work will pay off in the fall[/size]

After an eye consultant tested him and gave him some drills to follow, he is prepared to have a breakout season, coach Brad Childress said.

By Sid Hartman, Star Tribune

Last update: July 25, 2007 – 10:43 PM

Hard work during the off-season, and competition will make this a break-out year for Troy. He will be our number 1 wr this year.

I sure hope so, why wasn't he working hard in the previous offseasons?
I really hope he has a great year.
Personally, I don't buy into the WR woes.
I would be more concerned if the Vikings would have paid big $ for the FA WRs this year.

I dont believe we have WR woes, but rather WR doldrums.

TW should have had a better year last year.

We signed 2 former eagles last year that performed well enough to be #2 or #3 guys.

We cut Marcus Robinson who probably was our best able to perform WR

We signed Bobby Wade (who I think will do a very good job)

We did an excellent job in the draft, but we still need to see them perform.

"NDVikingFan66" wrote:

I dont believe we have WR woes, but rather WR doldrums.

TW should have had a better year last year.

We signed 2 former eagles last year that performed well enough to be #2 or #3 guys.

We cut Marcus Robinson who probably was our best able to perform WR
We signed Bobby Wade (who I think will do a very good job)

We did an excellent job in the draft, but we still need to see them perform.

Not picking on you ND, its just everytime I hear something about how we cut our best WR, I just want to puke
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Sarcasim on......

YUP, we are sure gonna miss the great Marcus Robinson.
He has been consistently a monster since joining the leage.


Except for that one year (1999) were he was off his game a bit and actually produced yards.
:

1998 Chicago 44


1999 Chicago 1400


2000 Chicago 738


2001 Chicago 269


2002 Chicago 244


2003 Baltimore 451


2004 Minnesota 657

2005 Minnesota 515


2006 Minnesota 381



Sarcasism off.

He will drop a ball this year somewhere along the line, but he's not going to look back and doubt how he worked to get himself better. I've just seen a change for him, personalitywise and confidencewise, and I just want to see it go into the fall.

Everybody drops passes.
When it happens TWill will need to be able to move on, and remain confident that this isn't a repeat of last year.
I just hope he has a few good catches in the dome before he commits his first drop.
Otherwise the boo birds could come out (you know who you are), and I still think it is poor for a fan to boo his or her own team.

I said all of last year that TWill's problem was 90% mental.
I hope he has regained the confidence in himself he needs to shake off any drops.

"NodakPaul" wrote:

Everybody drops passes.
When it happens TWill will need to be able to move on, and remain confident that this isn't a repeat of last year.
I just hope he has a few good catches in the dome before he commits his first drop.
Otherwise the boo birds could come out (you know who you are), and I still think it is poor for a fan to boo his or her own team.

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

=Z=

I think we are going to see some glimpses of a pretty good wideout, at training camp this year!

"SharperVikings" wrote:

I think we are going to see some glimpses of a pretty good wideout, at training camp this year!

Which one are you referring to?

"Zeus" wrote:

"NodakPaul" wrote:

Everybody drops passes.
When it happens TWill will need to be able to move on, and remain confident that this isn't a repeat of last year.
I just hope he has a few good catches in the dome before he commits his first drop.
Otherwise the boo birds could come out (you know who you are), and I still think it is poor for a fan to boo his or her own team.

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

=Z=

Yup.
Knew that would get a response out of Z.