Chiefs *****The Joshua Williams Thread***** - Page 6

Originally Posted by PriestMaholmes:
Berry was good against TE. When he was healthy and close to his prime he was one of the best in the league against TE

I remember him more as a great box safety, who excelled at playing center field, who occasionally had some success in coverage.

But, I don't remember coverage being a real strength for him. Saying a safety CAN cover tight ends is not the same as saying the safety is great at covering tight ends.

Maybe you are referring to the brief times before he tore his ACL and missed the 2011 season.

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I've had my ups and downs on how good spags is. But what he's shown over and over again is he can coach the hell out of DBs. It's exciting to see what he can do with a raw talent like this, especially since he seems very coachable
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I haven’t bought a rookie jersey since Mahomes. I may get one for this kid.
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"Man, I can't tell you how happy I am" �� - @Jwilliofficial pic.twitter.com/9qYnjWfs4T
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) May 1, 2022

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He should be pretty good, he’s basically been playing against the Denver Broncos in college.
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Love that Veach is rocking the All-Juice Hoodie
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Originally Posted by Dante84:
Love that Veach is rocking the All-Juice Hoodie

I think Bryan Cook transferred from Howard to Cincinnati. Andy and Veach must have liked that connection to Terez Paylor and the scholarship.
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Originally Posted by Iconic:

professional af. he's definitely going to play up to his potential.

Need more people like this kid on this Earth. Gosh dang I want him to succeed and be able absolute star for us.
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I like him a lot. I want him to come in and ball out too.
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Originally Posted by Iconic:

professional af. he's definitely going to play up to his potential.

Impressive young man- easy to pull for
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Top 5 Max Speeds from Senior Bowl National Practice per @ZebraTechnology:

*Fayetteville State CB Josh Williams - 21.75 mph
*Nevada WR Romeo Doubs - 21.25 mph
*Arizona St RB Rachaad White - 21.15 mph
* Ole Miss WR Braylon Sanders - 20.84 mph
* NDSU WR Christian Watson - 20.71 mph
— Jim Nagy (@JimNagy_SB) February 1, 2022

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Originally Posted by The Franchise:

"Man, I can't tell you how happy I am" �� - @Jwilliofficial pic.twitter.com/9qYnjWfs4T
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) May 1, 2022

Folks tend to get caught up in the measurables, and rightly so. The intangibles, including smarts and coach-ability, are really important as well.
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Originally Posted by Bump:
Berry was instrumental in that game, one of his best games as a Chief honestly. Man I hate what happened to Berry, he woulda went down as a GOAT and that's sad.

It really was. He fucking erased Gronk for damn near 4 quarters.

That game, following his insane 2016 season, man, I thought he was headed for Canton, for sure.

He’s probably my favorite Chiefs “What if..?“ for injuries, along with Jamaal Charles, of course.

Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic:
I remember him more as a great box safety, who excelled at playing center field, who occasionally had some success in coverage.

But, I don't remember coverage being a real strength for him. Saying a safety CAN cover tight ends is not the same as saying the safety is great at covering tight ends.

Maybe you are referring to the brief times before he tore his ACL and missed the 2011 season.

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I’m trying to find some numbers but advanced statistics are hard to find.

I remember we were one of the top 3 teams in defending TEs and Berry had a lot to do with it.

He spent a lot of time in 2013 in the box, like you say, and a fair amount of the responsibility he had in the box was covering TEs.

Originally Posted by Kiimosabi:
I love Berry. I do remember that game.

I also remember the ones that Gronk was unstoppable and I'm glad he's gone. He's gone right

He’ll play as long as Brady does.
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