Williams is a late-round tackle worth developing because he has played both sides against SEC competition and has real snap volume. His job begins on special teams and in the meeting room, then moves to proving that the efficient college pass protection holds up against professional edge talent.
Strengths: Tackle versatility, 34 college starts and a durable 2025 season with extensive high-level pass-blocking work. He has experience on both sides of the formation.
Weaknesses: As a seventh-round rookie, he faces a steep depth-chart climb and has not yet faced NFL speed or power. He must add functional strength and refine his technique to become active on game days.