Dan Dahlke of Lombardi Ave. broke down the film of former BYU running back Jamaal Williams.

After talking about the running back situation for the Packers heading into the season, Dahlke wrote, “It’s not unreasonable to think much will be expected from Williams in particular. As the Packers late fourth-round pick, he was the first halfback Green Bay selected in the draft.”

After talking about Williams’ production at BYU, Dahlke wrote, “Williams is a tough, one-cut runner who has a lot to offer the Packers’ offense. However, his game is so much more than impressive collegiate statistics.”

Dahlke then used film to look at four key traits about Williams, including running through contact, backfield vision, quick acceleration and home-run ability.

Speaking of his big play ability, Dahlke wrote, “Watch any of Williams’ film and it’s apparent he makes big play after big play. He’s demoralizing for a defense. He can run them over or slip out of a tight spot.”

Jazz win total projected

Colin Ward-Henninger of CBS Sports looked at the projected win totals for every NBA team for the 2017-18 season, and things don’t look promising for Utah as the SportsLine projection has the Jazz winning just 38.3 games.

Talking about why the projection for the Jazz is so low, Ward-Henninger wrote, “Utah’s win projection was hit by a sledgehammer when Gordon Hayward decided to sign with the Celtics. According to SportsLine, the Jazz dropped seven games by losing Hayward, and they now have just a 21 percent chance to make the playoffs after earning the No. 5 seed last season.”

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