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When you take away the league-leading 40 throwaways Williams made last year—another underrated sign of his growth—you could generally point to two or three passes a game where the ball simply got away from the young quarterback, who had the third-highest "bad-throw" percentage among all quarterbacks.
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Williams' throwaways and bad-throw rate show growth trajectory; minor fixes could unlock extended drives.

Williams threw league-leading 40 throwaways last year, described as an underrated sign of growth. He also had third-highest bad-throw percentage among all quarterbacks and suffered from fourth-highest drop rate from pass catchers at 5.5%, plus 18 balls batted at line of scrimmage (second-most in NFL). The source frames these as correctable issues requiring smaller adjustments and fundamental tweaks rather than wholesale overhauls, positioning Year 2 under Ben Johnson as a good entry point for incremental improvement.

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