Pats Pulpit on Kyle Williams

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He showed why late in the first half, when he caught a 69-yard touchdown pass from Tommy DeVito. Simply put, if you run man press on him without safety help over the top, he's a good candidate to take any pass to the house.
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Williams' 69-yard TD and elite releases confirm his role as a deep-threat weapon.

Kyle Williams caught a 69-yard touchdown pass from Tommy DeVito in the first half, demonstrating why Mike Vrabel has made it clear he will be a big part of the Patriots' plans this year. Prunty notes that Williams possesses natural speed and ball-tracking abilities with excellent releases; he is vulnerable to man press without safety help over the top and can take any pass to the house. While he specializes in one thing, he does it very well and the Patriots' receiver depth allows him to focus on that role.

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