Miami’s bruising fullback with real lead-blocker pop
In the 2016 season, Williams was Miami’s starting fullback, appeared in all 13 games, and made five starts while adding a touchdown catch and a key workload as a physical blocker[1][3]. At 6-foot-1 and 280 pounds, he stood out as a rare throwback fullback: violent in space, reliable in short-yardage situations, and valuable for keeping the run game on schedule[1][5]. He also arrived as a graduate transfer, which adds maturity and coachability to the profile[5]. If a team wants a tone-setter who can carve out lanes and bring some old-school nastiness, he fits the bill[1][5].
