We shouldn't and wouldn't draft another running back with a high pick.
But every year I start my personal scouting on running backs and so far Kyren is my favorite of this class.
I think he has the speed and cutting ability similar to some of the elite backs in the game today.
I also completely understand the hesitancy to draft RBs from Notre Dame due to their offensive line play year after year. I see Notre Dame and Wisconsin in that same manner in which you almost have to grade them on a curve because so many productive players have failed at the next level.
But as we've seen with Johnathan Taylor, I think similarly Kyren Williams can break the common stereotype of his alma mater.
I have no idea where Williams is projected to go. But I think he could be elite in this offense.
Swift/Hockenson in the pecking order for this offense, and he'll potentially be behind whichever WR they draft early in 2022.
— Josh Larky ↗️ (@jlarkytweets) February 8, 2022
Target 2: Kyren Williams, @UnderdogFantasy ADP - 128.6
Look, rookies aren't my thing in early February when I haven't grinded film nor consulted my pic.twitter.com/YLCJDB1wUT
Kyren Williams is BY FAR my favorite rookie RB to draft
— Erik Beimfohr 🙌 (@erikbeimfohr) February 14, 2022
Perfect combo of power, elusiveness + the rare ability for a college back to be elite as a receiver and in pass pro
pic.twitter.com/tMDi66Z9C7
Davis Mills and Kyren Williams will be just fine pic.twitter.com/qus4jIjHJV
— JB (@ill_never_tweet) February 8, 2022
In case you haven't noticed, Kyren Williams is absolutely filthy pic.twitter.com/9U60Ba5SIW
— Barstool Irish (@BarstoolIrish) December 6, 2020
Grown man pass pro rep from Kyren Williams pic.twitter.com/jAqynCiNb4
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) January 21, 2022
Kyren Williams is a problem 😤
— Bleacher Report CFB (@BR_CFB) October 10, 2021
(via @NDFootball) pic.twitter.com/9kJEHWHaI9