Williams brings a winning pedigree from LSU's 2019 national title run, and his college production (nearly 1,500 rushing yards, 17 touchdowns) shows real ability, but his path in Tampa Bay has stayed strictly practice-squad so far. He's the kind of depth back who needs an injury in front of him to get a true NFL opportunity.
Strengths: Productive six-year LSU career (1,494 rushing yards, 17 touchdowns) plus pass-catching ability (71 career receptions).
Weaknesses: Remains on the practice squad without a clear path to regular-season snaps on Tampa Bay's current depth chart.