Jarvis Williams brings NFL-frame size and interior-line upside to Robert Morris
Williams is a **6-7, 340-pound freshman OL** with legitimate power-conference size, arriving as a **three-star** interior-line prospect who played both ways in high school and showed disruptive defensive production with **42 tackles, 8.5 tackles for loss, and 21 quarterback hurries** across two seasons. His biggest differentiators are his length, mass, and positional flexibility, which suggest real upside as a road-grading blocker if his technique catches up to his frame. For Robert Morris, he looks like a developmental fit: high-ceiling, physically imposing, and built for coaches who can mold raw traits into dependable interior line play.[1][2][5]
