TRAYVEON WILLIAMS -- RB, TEXAS A&M Todd Kirkland, Associated Press Physical Measurables & Athletic Profile Trayveon Williams did well for himself to measure in at the Combine at just over 5'8 and 206 pounds -- he'll never be a big back, but getting over that 3.00 pounds per inch threshold is important for his potential workload in the NFL. Of the 90 players in our database with at least one RB2-quality or better season on their resume, only 21 of them have been sub-210 pound backs with less than 3.00 pounds per inch on their frames. Williams is relatively light, but his dense, compact frame makes him more comparable to a Ray Rice or a Devonta Freeman than he is to a Bilal Powell. Williams is an energetic runner on tape and I expected him to test as one of the better athletes in this year's RB class. That wasn't the case. His 4.51 40-time was fine, but his performance in the jumping drills resulted in a 38th-percentile Burst Score, and while
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