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Bowen: The Technique of Tramon Williams

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PHILADELPHIA PA - JANUARY 09: Tramon Williams #38 of the Green Bay Packers intercepts the pass intended for Riley Cooper #14 of the Philadelphia Eagles late in the fourth quarter during the 2011 NFC wild card playoff game at Lincoln Financial Field on January 9 2011 in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The Packers defeated the Eagles by a score of 21-16. (Photo by Chris Trotman/Getty Images)

Matt Bowen breaks down the game clinching INT by Green Bay Packers CB Tramon Williams in their Wild Card victory over the Eagles. He goes through the play in four steps, and says during one of them that this is "a teaching tape." No one could have played that INT any better. Follow the link to watch a video of the play.

It doesn't surprise me that Williams played with great technique. If he had great speed and size, then he wouldn't have been left undrafted. One of the side benefits to having a player like CB Charles Woodson on the team is that he's been a great mentor to the younger cornerbacks. Williams's success is a testament to his hard work, and the player that he's become.

                                                                                                                                                                                                               

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