Williams arrives with a genuinely productive college résumé, not just workout buzz. He found the ball, made plenty of tackles and even affected special teams. The NFL asks for faster decisions and cleaner angles, but he has the type of versatile statistical profile that can turn a rookie depth spot into something more.
Strengths: Strong college tackle volume, proven pass disruption, takeaways and special-teams playmaking. He has experience across different programs and showed his best season against SEC competition at Mississippi.
Weaknesses: He is a rookie without NFL snaps, so the transition in speed, communication and coverage detail is substantial. His college production must translate against better route runners and more sophisticated offensive structures.
