Paul Richardson....

[olyfan63]

Willson has trouble handling Russell's rockets, especially if he has to reach for them. He's neither as good or as bad as he's looked. Russell tends to throw high and hot to Willson, which he struggles to handle. Willson's big plays were all "touch" throws.

 

[SomersetHawk]

In NFL.com's top 5 catches of the week. Top 3 in fact.

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-top-5-cat ... -5-catches

First of many.

 

[NFSeahawks]

Nice hands on that one jump ball.

 

[AgentDib]

Willson has trouble handling Russell's rockets, especially if he has to reach for them. He's neither as good or as bad as he's looked. Russell tends to throw high and hot to Willson, which he struggles to handle. Willson's big plays were all "touch" throws.

My theory is that Willson's hands are just fine. He has athleticism in spades and catches the touch throws effortlessly because there is nobody around him; compare a Willson drop to an Aaron 'stone hands' Curry drop. Willson drops the rockets because he struggles to reach out for stuff when he is thinking about the impending contact.

 

[hawkfan68]

Willson has trouble handling Russell's rockets, especially if he has to reach for them. He's neither as good or as bad as he's looked. Russell tends to throw high and hot to Willson, which he struggles to handle. Willson's big plays were all "touch" throws.

My theory is that Willson's hands are just fine. He has athleticism in spades and catches the touch throws effortlessly because there is nobody around him; compare a Willson drop to an Aaron 'stone hands' Curry drop. Willson drops the rockets because he struggles to reach out for stuff when he is thinking about the impending contact.

Please help me understand your point...I don't see how this comparison is relevant. Aaron Curry's primary job was not to be a receiver, Luke Willson's is.

 

[HawKnPeppa]

Willson has trouble handling Russell's rockets, especially if he has to reach for them. He's neither as good or as bad as he's looked. Russell tends to throw high and hot to Willson, which he struggles to handle. Willson's big plays were all "touch" throws.

My theory is that Willson's hands are just fine. He has athleticism in spades and catches the touch throws effortlessly because there is nobody around him; compare a Willson drop to an Aaron 'stone hands' Curry drop. Willson drops the rockets because he struggles to reach out for stuff when he is thinking about the impending contact.

Please help me understand your point...I don't see how this comparison is relevant. Aaron Curry's primary job was not to be a receiver, Luke Willson's is.

A more apt comparison hands-wise is Sean Dropkins..opps, I mean Dawkins.

 

[MidwestHawker]

I'm more inclined to compare him to Kellen "Dick Fingers" Davis, though admittedly I probably trust Willson more than Davis to catch the ball.

 

[seedhawk]

I could be wrong but, we have seen RW throw that pass to Tate many times. This was I believe the first time RW threw it to P-rich. Could mark the start of something. Also, P-rich owned the red line on that play.