Roy Williams Wants Lions to Draft Adrian Peterson
During the Pistons/Pacers game tonight, wide receiver Roy Williams was in attendance. FSN Detroit caught up with him and asked a few questions regarding his trip to the Pro Bowl and the NFL Draft.
I don't have the exact quotes, so I'll just summarize what he said. When asked about the Pro Bowl, he stated that he wished more of him teammates were making the trip with him and hopes that next year there will be five or six Lions on the team. I wouldn't get your hopes up, but this is coming from the man that guaranteed Detroit would win out at the halfway mark in the season.
The more interesting thing that he responded to was the question of who the Lions should draft in April. Usually, players will give a generic response to the likes of, "I'll let management worry about that, it doesn't matter to me." Well, Roy Williams doesn't roll like that. He gave an honest answer and said that he wants Detroit to draft Oklahoma running back Adrian Peterson. But, he said the Lions should trade down a few spots to do so.
I love that Roy Williams is always honest with his comments as it always leaves people like me with something to write about. Stay tuned to Pride of Detroit for draft coverage in the next couple of months as drafting Adrian Peterson may actually be a viable possibility.
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what would you get?
by redneckhunter on Jan 29, 2007 9:17 AM EST reply actions 0 recs
guy...
- Yes, Russell would be intriguing with his arm strength and size BUT Kitna is a very servicable QB that passed for 4,000 yards. The turn over ratio was ugly I admit but that was because Kitna could only count to 1 crocodile before Urlacher had him peeing blood.Which leads to
- The line blows as you hinted at. While it's not sexy picking linemen in the first two or three rounds is what we really need unless someone wants to say Leonard Davis is the answer. Philly did it with CBs a few seasons ago and the "experts" thought it was silly. Now they have Lito Shepard and Sheldon Brown.
4)The picks that shine the most often rust the fastest. Harrington, Rogers, (M)Williams were all "sure" things that tanked it. Meanwhile teams like NE, PIT, and especially BAL manage to find talent late in the draft and rarely first round skill positions (though PIT took a WR last yr and BAL took one a few yrs ago). The key to fixing a crappy franchise is not Mel Kiper's big board.
by InToddwetrust on Jan 29, 2007 2:11 PM EST reply actions 0 recs
Hey Up There On Your High Horse Come On Down Here!
by redneckhunter on Jan 29, 2007 8:47 PM EST reply actions 0 recs

















