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Cameron Williams is a powerful and stumpy right tackle from the University of Texas. Williams is 6-foot-5 and 335 pounds, with long arms. His size and inexperience at offensive tackle have raised doubts about his future position in the NFL. Williams is a powerful tackle with plenty of potential, but he’s a project in the NFL.

Cameron Williams is a true junior with 16 starts to his college career. Williams is very raw, he had 16 penalties this season. Williams had a rough end to the season as he battled through a knee sprain during the college football playoffs. He missed the game against Arizona State due to the injury. He fought through the injury to play against the Buckeyes, but Ohio State’s star pass rushers were too quick for him to handle. 

Williams is a powerful lineman with quick feet. Williams is long and fast enough to protect the edge of the pocket. He has all the tools an offensive tackle needs to defend the pass and create lanes in the run game. He has all the tools to be a top offensive tackle in the NFL.

Williams has the tools but lacks the foundation to be a first-round tackle. Williams is a very poor striker, he has bad hand placement and timing. He compensates by reaching over his frame and extending through his hips. It makes him imbalanced and his quick feet are used to keep him upright. None of his tools are working in sync.

Williams is a perfect developmental pick for the Browns, who hired Mike Bloomgren as their new offensive line coach. Bloomgren has the ideal project for his first year with the Browns. With help, Williams can be a fantastic offensive tackle.