Mykel Williams's Player Profile

John Kosko - PFF - March 17th: "Williams was an excellent run defender for Georgia but lacks refinement as a pass rusher."

Dante Lee - The Ringers - March 16th.: "Despite his youth, he’s already a refined run defender, and he has the agility to make plays in the backfield. His ceiling is hard to assess right now, but there’s an argument that he has the best physical tools at his position, and I’d be willing to take a chance that the pass-rush production will eventually catch up."

Mel Kiper - ESPN - March 16th: "Williams is extremely explosive and wins as a pass rusher with speed-to-power. His bend off the edge is outstanding. The tools are all there, and his upside is immense."

Jordan Reid - ESPN - Mar. 16th: "His frame is ideal for playing the edge, but Williams is not an instinctive pass rusher, instead relying on length and manufactured pressure to win rushes. That length makes him an NFL-ready run defender, though, as it's difficult for blockers to get into his frame."

Ryan Fowler - The Draft Network - March 16th: "When he turns it on, Williams is right up there with Abdul Carter as far as his ability to take over a football game. Take a peek back at his tape against Texas in the SEC title game, where Williams amassed six pressures, four hurries, and two sacks against the likes of Kelvin Banks Jr. and Cameron Williams under a national spotlight."

Danny Kelly - The Ringer - March 5th: "He has a good inside countermove, setting up opposing linemen with a strong outside rush before Euro-stepping to the interior. He’s a versatile defender, capable of lining up at multiple spots, and he flashes good leverage and power when playing over the tackle or on the interior."

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