D Will

I had always liked Deron Williams and I still love his game. Love that he can knock down shots so you don't need to take the ball out of his hands at the end of a game if you need a bucket. But lets look at what just happened. He forced the longest tenured coach in the NBA, Jerry Sloan, into retirement and then, AND THEN, got traded. Lots of player disagree with coaches and lots of players get traded. But, to force the coach out then still have management not on your side enough to keep you, it makes you wonder about his character/the bridges he burned in Utah, because everybody knows the guy can play ball. A top 5 pg, no question about it.