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Demetrius Williams (Oregon) - 2006 NFL Draft Pick #111 by BAL

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Demetrius Williams (2006 NFL Draft)

College: University of Oregon

Demetrius Williams was a wide receiver coming out of the University of Oregon, and he entered the 2006 NFL Draft as a player with intriguing potential. Here’s a breakdown of his pre-draft analysis:

  • Physical Attributes:
    • Height: 6'2"
    • Weight: 185 lbs
    • Speed: 4.4 seconds in the 40-yard dash
  • Strengths:
    • Good size and speed combination for a wide receiver.
    • Strong hands and the ability to make catches in traffic.
    • Solid route-running skills with the ability to create separation.
    • Experience playing in a dynamic offense at Oregon, showcasing versatility.
  • Weaknesses:
    • Inconsistent production at the college level; struggled with injuries.
    • Needs to improve blocking skills to be effective in run support.
    • Has room for growth in his route tree and understanding of defenses.
  • Projection:
    • Likely to be drafted in the mid to late rounds, depending on team needs.
    • Potential to develop into a solid contributor, especially in a pass-heavy offense.
  • Overall Assessment:

    Demetrius Williams displayed the physical tools and potential that intrigued NFL scouts. His combination of size and speed made him a desirable prospect, but his inconsistent college performance and injury history raised concerns. Teams would need to assess his work ethic and potential for development to determine his value in the draft.