the knock on Marcus was run support coming out of college. lol

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- 01/08/2018 at 3:01 PM #53446
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  rbmw263
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  Per @PFF, former Ute Marcus Williams led all safeties in the NFL in run-defense. He earned a negative grade on just 0.6% of his run-defense snaps.
  
  Not only did that lead the league, it was 5x better than the league average. I'd say that's pretty good, huh @SafetyPride?
  
  — Babushka (@BabushkaUU) January 8, 2018
- 01/08/2018 at 5:30 PM #53453
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  He’s one of my favorite Utes of all time. Anything was possible when he was on the field.
  - 01/08/2018 at 11:13 PM #53485
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    he had Gianni Paul’s elite instincts along with elite athleticism. and he was good right off the bat at a new position. naturally gifted. special player and is on track to fill Eric weddles shoes once he hangs them up
- 01/08/2018 at 7:10 PM #53461
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  FtheY
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  Yeah, those stats are great, but didn’t you guys know that Taysom Hill got a tackle on special teams?!?!
  
  That’s not a knock on Taysom, I’m glad to see him doing well in whatever way he can get playing time. Dude is a good athlete, wonder what would have happened had he stayed at safety. It’s a knock on the fanbase down south though.
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