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Sam Williams (Fresno St.) - 2003 NFL Draft Pick #83 by OAK

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
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Pre-Draft Analysis: Sam Williams

College: Fresno State
Position: Defensive End
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 265 lbs
Projected Round: 2nd - 3rd Round

Strengths:

  • Pass Rush Ability: Sam Williams has demonstrated exceptional skills as a pass rusher, showcasing a quick first step and the ability to bend around the edge.
  • Versatility: Capable of playing both defensive end positions in a 4-3 scheme, making him a valuable asset for defenses looking for flexibility.
  • Motor: Williams consistently plays with high intensity and hustle, rarely taking plays off.
  • Experience: A multi-year starter at Fresno State with significant production in his final season, accumulating sacks and tackles for loss.

Weaknesses:

  • Run Defense: Needs to refine his technique when it comes to setting the edge against the run; can get pushed around by stronger offensive tackles.
  • Injury History: Has had minor injuries during his college career that raised concerns about durability at the next level.
  • Consistency: While he has shown flashes of brilliance, there are games where he disappears, leading to questions about his consistency.

Overall Assessment:

Sam Williams is an intriguing prospect with the potential to develop into a formidable pass rusher at the NFL level. If he can improve upon his run defense and maintain his health, he could become a key contributor for a team in need of defensive reinforcements. His versatility and motor make him a player to watch in the early rounds of the draft.

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