Randal Williams

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Why don't we just leave this lard of shit in Ohio? I think he's maybe the worst Raider I've ever seen and that's saying a lot.
 
donovan said:
Why don't we just leave this lard of shit in Ohio? I think he's maybe the worst Raider I've ever seen and that's saying a lot.
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Agreed. A total waste. Time to move on.
 
Why did we even let him on the plane after last week?
 
He may as well duct tape bricks to his hands and take swats at the ball.
 
At this point, I'd be happy if we could throw Jeremy Brigham back out there at TE...
 
Its unbelievable how this guy and Whitted can consistently make key drops, fumbles and tip balls into interceptions on a game by game basis. The 4 or 5 times a game they actually do catch the ball isn't worth the negative plays they generate.
 
I didn't have much problem with the benching of Andrew Walter & Courtney Anderson, but the fact that Moss, Whitted & Williams are still starting is certainly a valid critique on Art Shell.
 
Honestly, that ball that Randall tipped up for the INT wasn't on him. That was a badly, badly, horribly - I'm talking B-Movie called "Past-Their-Prime Skanks Spend The Weekend In A Haunted House" bad - awful, disgusting thrown ball by one Aaron Brooks. Frankly, Williams showed a hell of a lot of athleticism just to even get a portion of a mitt on the ball.

And now Williams is going to be the one catching hell for it. If I were Randall Williams, I'd karate chop Aaron Brooks' daddy right in the dick immediately after the game. Then I'd assualt Brooks as well. Hell, you know that he can't get away from you or hit wherever the hell he's aiming. For that matter, nobody seems inclined to protect the fucking guy very much either!


Okay, okay... maybe that's overboard... but I would tell Aaron to suck my dick every time a reporter asked me about that fucking play.

"Yeah, Randall, I was just wondering what happened on that play against the Bengals. I mean, Aaron threw the ball and it looked like..."

"Hold up, Dog. Let me handle something. Hey, yo, AARON! AARON BROOKS!"

What's up, Randall?

You can suck my dick, that's what's up, Aaron. Just suck it.

My bad, man. My bad.

I know. Now, sir... did you have any other questions?
 
That throw to Fargas was equally as bad

The whole execution was a complete abortion

What was up with that screen pass to Fargas

Bothg gurads pulled and Fargas had 3 OL leading the way and some skinny 180 lb CB somehow penetrates all 3 of those fat fucks and gets the tackle for a loss

Just awful
 
TNS brilliance aside...

It didnt take that INT to see how bad Randal Williams blows.

He dropped one on the left sideline as well. He fumbled two balls last game, and he probably has more career drops than catches.

The dude is a bum.
 
I feel the same way about Randall Williams as I do about Alvis Whitted: I like both of them and both of them do bring some skills to table that can help the team.... but it is on special teams, not as prominent targets in an offense.

And I agree with Nips regarding the screen to Fargas. Hell, when Fargas got up, he glared at the offensive lineman and threw his arms up, as if to say, "What the fuck, man? Don't you know that I'm going to get ripped on message boards for that shit? You're killin' me, Smalls! Killin' me!"
 
Randal Williams was serviceable as a special teamer, but even then I would have rather kept Riddle.

Did anyone else notice Courtney Anderson playing quite a bit of H-back?

We should skip the TE sets all together.
 
We have enough trouble with even completing screens that when we get the ball out there with lineman in front for nobody to even lay a hand on him is just unforgivable.
 
I'm hearing you folks...I'm hearing ya.

So who else do we convert to TE?

Draft one! Are you crazy?!?? Did you see what the last one we drafted? Had to send him to New York and before that we got royally shafted by that Dud first rounder.

No thankyou sir! Now do we have any more large wideouts or tall running backs? Where's my stopwatch?


P.S. Spaeth (injured shoulder) or Chandler (poor season) may fall to the 3rd.
 
Vernon Davis sure made an impact in SF... :rolleyes:

I know he was hurt but even when he was playing he was just another guy out there. And he was touted as the Next All World Russ Francis!

I like HBoy's idea of tracking down Gonzo although in our hearts we know that is never going to happen. KC would sooner fold up their franchise than let that cat get away to the Raiders.

They better stop with this conversation of that Maddsen guy. I like this guy as a WR and think he could turn into a nice possession receiver. Think we could use one?
 
How often do rookie TEs bust out, though?

Gonzalez didn't.
Gates didn't.
Heap didn't.
Winslow didn't.

Shockey did, but he's the only one I can think of who was big in his rookie year.
 
CrossBones said:
Vernon Davis sure made an impact in SF...
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I wouldn't write him off so quick... I've watched him the past two weeks and he approaches blocking like the defender stole money from his momma... Would have had two touches yesterday had Smith not been late, and the touch he did have was a TO like run after catch... I found myself wishing he had slipped past the Niners right to us...


I like HBoy's idea of tracking down Gonzo although in our hearts we know that is never going to happen. KC would sooner fold up their franchise than let that cat get away to the Raiders.
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The Gonzo dream is all but dead... Sounds like he intends to go with a contending team with it's shit together:

The Chiefs hadn't lost inside Arrowhead Stadium in December since 1996. Significant? Absolutely. The loss signifies that it's time for the Chiefs to go a different direction in terms of player personnel and, quite possibly, the people acquiring the personnel.

The Chiefs, the franchise that owned this city in the 1990s, have grown terribly stale.

We've seen this same act for 10 straight years. The Chiefs, 7-6, are always just good enough to make us believe that they might be able to sneak into the playoffs. Eight times out of 10 - and I mean this literally - the Chiefs aren't good enough to back into the playoffs, and they're certainly no threat to win a Super Bowl.

You're tired of it. I'm tired of it. And, when the players are being bone honest, they're tired, too.

"I wouldn't be bitter if they let me go," perennial Pro Bowl tight end Tony Gonzalez told me when the locker room cleared out.

Gonzalez is headed for a contract showdown with the Chiefs. He's analyzed the roster, considered KC's inability to take the next step, looked at all the young ascending players who need to get paid - Larry Johnson, Kawika Mitchell, Jared Allen - and reached the conclusion that this could be a volatile offseason in Kansas City.

Gonzalez stressed that he'd like to remain in KC.

"But right now, to me, winning is more important (than staying in KC)," Gonzalez said.

Gonzalez sounded the way Marty Schottenheimer sounded at the end of his 10-year run in Kansas City. For a decade, Gonzalez has given the Chiefs everything, and he's been rewarded with two one-and-done playoff seasons and eight years of false hope.

He sounded like a confident professional open to the idea of trying it somewhere else before his skills decline. Gonzalez's good friend, Shannon Sharpe, left Denver after 10 years and won another Super Bowl in Baltimore.

You can't blame Gonzalez for pondering the thought of playing in New Orleans, Seattle or Denver.
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We're probably going to have to take a chance on Eric Johnson finally staying healthy or pony up some serious dough for Daniel Graham... Maybe even try and squeeze a year or two out of Kyle Brady... Hell, with all the raving Jax players are doing about Mike Tice's gameplans, maybe sign Brady and have him bring along Tice as the OC...
 
hawaiianboy said:
Hell, with all the raving Jax players are doing about Mike Tice's gameplans, maybe sign Brady and have him bring along Tice as the OC...
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Thats an idea. At the very least I'm hoping Tice has raised his influence in the organization enough this year that he'll actually be able to convince management to trade for Moss.
 
hawaiianboy said:
The Gonzo dream is all but dead... Sounds like he intends to go with a contending team with it's shit together:

We're probably going to have to take a chance on Eric Johnson finally staying healthy or pony up some serious dough for Daniel Graham... Maybe even try and squeeze a year or two out of Kyle Brady... Hell, with all the raving Jax players are doing about Mike Tice's gameplans, maybe sign Brady and have him bring along Tice as the OC...
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I wasn't getting my heart too set on Gonzo anyway. Eric Johnson and Zach Miller would do a lot to ease the pain of Courtney and Randall Williams. I figure Mike Tice will get another shot at coaching somewhere, he's not going to come to Oakland for a lateral position. After watching Cincy's offense yesterday, I'd be all for bringing in HB"s Boy Zampese in for a looksie.
 
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