2017 NFL Mock Draft: Browns and Titans Clean up
35. Mike Williams is back from the small fracture in his neck he sustained while making a leaping TD reception. He would have the No. 1 receiver prospect then and has since worked his way back to that. At 6’4″, 220 pounds, he has the combination of size and speed to make things happen. <p>He can use it to stretch the field vertically and make contested catches over cornerbacks. He gives his quarterback a large margin for error when throwing the ball down the field to him. He also runs well after the catch, taking those bubble-screens and slants to the house.</p><div class=. WR. Clemson. Mike Williams. 9. player
Williams does the dirty work too, getting a good pop on his man and staying on him in the run game. The Tennesse Titans, with their running game and quarerback Marcus Mariota, could use him. They also have a solid defense that only needs a cornerback to complete it.
But there are seven rounds in the draft and the Titans have another pick here in the first round. Picking Williams would help take the Titans up the rest of the way in the standings and possibly the playoffs. Williams’ story is amazing and the next chapter starts at No. 9 overall.
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Mike Williams
WR, Clemson
Mike Williams is back from the small fracture in his neck he sustained while making a leaping TD reception. He would have the No. 1 receiver prospect then and has since worked his way back to that. At 6’4″, 220 pounds, he has the combination of size and speed to make things happen.
He can use it to stretch the field vertically and make contested catches over cornerbacks. He gives his quarterback a large margin for error when throwing the ball down the field to him. He also runs well after the catch, taking those bubble-screens and slants to the house.
Williams does the dirty work too, getting a good pop on his man and staying on him in the run game. The Tennesse Titans, with their running game and quarerback Marcus Mariota, could use him. They also have a solid defense that only needs a cornerback to complete it.
But there are seven rounds in the draft and the Titans have another pick here in the first round. Picking Williams would help take the Titans up the rest of the way in the standings and possibly the playoffs. Williams’ story is amazing and the next chapter starts at No. 9 overall.