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But the thing that he does all the time is calls a play, takes the snap, has the ball, holds it, holds it, starts running, holds it some more. And then he tries to play Superman or he throws it away.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalRole

Williams' ball-holding and scrambling style limits Bears WR consistency.

His play style creates uncertainty for Bears pass-catchers: he holds the ball, runs around, and either plays Superman or throws it away, meaning the receiver a play is designed for often doesn't get the ball. This unpredictability makes it difficult to trust any Bears wide receiver as a top-24 option. Chuba Hubbard. You hopes Williams watched Case Keenum's tape from the first game and learned to get the ball out on time, but remains concerned about his tendency to extend plays.

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