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One of the more intriguing undrafted free agents that have agreed to terms with the Rams is Jonah Williams.
Some NFL observers think the pass rusher from Weber State has a chance to make the Rams’ roster so I wanted to dig into him a little bit.
Williams is 6’5 and 275 pounds, which is a great frame for a pass rusher going into the NFL. Many young pass rushers need to put on weight. He also has 4.67 speed, which is a terrific time for a pass-rusher of his stature.
Most importantly, Williams produced on the field. He was name the Big Sky Conference Defensive MVP and was a small-school All-American.
Williams entered Weber State in 2016 after serving a two-year church mission.
He’ll turn 25 in August, which is an advanced age for a rookie, especially one who may need some time to season on the NFL level. But he has ability. He has 15 career sacks and 28 tackles for loss — 7.5 sacks as a senior last year.
Plus, he clearly moves well ... check this out:
SACK!
— Weber State Football (@weberstatefb) November 9, 2019
Huge sack by Jonah Williams for a 12-yard loss!#WeAreWeber #BigSkyFB #PurpleReign pic.twitter.com/1oxfYr9BD3
If Williams can show enough in training camp and in the preseason, the Rams may find a place for him.
Here are some Williams’ highlights: