Williams leads solid pack of South RBs

Running backs shined during the South's practice Tuesday, while the defensive backs stood out during the North practice, writes Mel Kiper.

Updated: January 25, 2006, 11:31 AM ET

By Mel Kiper Jr. | Special to ESPN Insider

MOBILE, Ala. -- The running backs on the South squad shined during the team's practice at the Senior Bowl Tuesday afternoon. Memphis RB DeAngelo Williams was the brightest star in the group. He looked very good. Williams showed great cutback ability, great vision and a terrific burst. He exploded through the defense on three successive runs during the afternoon practice. LSU RB Joseph Addai caught the ball well and showed some quickness. He's a versatile player and has a chance to have a nice week.

RB Jerious Norwood from Mississippi State displayed some natural running instincts and caught the ball.

South Florida RB Andre Hall showed he can pass block, which is important at the NFL level. Hall also displayed some running skills.

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