Thomas Williams brings USC a versatile, high-IQ linebacker with special-teams edge
In the 2007 season, Thomas Williams was a Swiss-army-knife defender for USC, appearing in all 13 games and posting 56 tackles, 5 tackles for loss, 1 interception, 5 pass breakups, and 2 forced fumbles[1]. USC’s roster notes describe him as a utility linebacker who even played fullback, which fits a player valued for versatility, reliability, and doing the dirty work that coaches love[1]. If you want a linebacker who can move around, make plays in space, and contribute on special teams, he’s the kind of fit that quietly upgrades a defense[1].
