D.J. Williams - Arkansas (HT: 6-2 - WT: 251) Combine 40: N/A - Pro Day 40: N/A - Position Rank: 2 of 30
Positives: Athletic... Good speed... Strong... Gets off the LOS quickly... Runs reasonably good routes... Good flexibility, body control and balance... Finds holes in zone coverage... Adjusts to the ball well... Good receiver... High points the pass... Soft and strong hands... Catches the ball away from his body... Physical... Not afraid to go over the middle of the field... Runs hard... Does not go down easy... Will break some tackles... Better blocker than given credit for, plays with reasonably good leverage... Good perimeter and inside blocker... Good character... Active in community service... Has overcome his abusive father (who remains in jail, with no communication) in upbringing... Won the 2010 Disney Spirit Award, presented to college football's most inspirational individual... Productive... Could also be considered as an H-Back and fullback... Selected All-SEC first team for the 2010 season and All-SEC second team for the 2008 season... This year's Aaron Hernandez, but a better blocker.
Negatives: Lacks any real suddenness... Struggles to create separation... Doesn't hit top speed quickly... Rounds off his routes... Can be slow and tight out of his breaks... Lacks elusiveness in open field... Adequate second level blocker... A little awkward looking in space... Doesn't break down consistently well and will miss some moving targets... A few inches shorter than ideal.
Receiving
Season
Team
REC
YDS
AVG
LNG
TD
Totals
149
1831
12.3
76
10
2007
Arkansas
5
94
18.8
28
0
2008
Arkansas
58
699
12.1
76
3
2009
Arkansas
32
411
12.8
69
3
2010
Arkansas
54
627
11.6
46
4
(January 17, GBNReport.com) --
Auburn has announced that junior WR Darvin Adams has applied to the NFL to enter the 2011 draft. Adams led the Tigers in receiving this past season
when he had 52 catches for almost a 1,000 yards and seven TDs.
Underclassmen had until Saturday�s deadline to apply for early entry to the draft, but names are still dribbling out as no one is obliged to actually make an announcement at that time.
