Connor Williams Fantasy

Miami Dolphins offensive lineman Connor Williams continues to play center with his new team during organized team activities this offseason. "I think I've really enjoyed this position," Williams said. "I think definitely in this offense, in this scheme, playing center brings out my strengths. They've been very patient with me learning the position and learning the ins and outs with it as growing pains. I've enjoyed it. I've enjoyed the transition." Williams played left guard in his first four seasons in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys, but it appears the Dolphins are serious about moving him to center full time in 2022.

Jun. 3rd • 12:13 PM

Miami Dolphins left guard Connor Williams, a free-agent acquisition from the Dallas Cowboys this offseason, has been splitting his time between guard and center during the team's offseason program and is being viewed as an option to play center if the team wants to go in that direction, according to multiple sources. The Dolphins coaching staff is experimenting with offensive linemen at different positions this offseason. Michael Deiter started nine games at center in 2021 and was decent. If Deiter or Williams don't start at center, the Dolphins could sign free-agent starter J.C. Tretter, although they weren't actively pursuing him before the draft. The Dolphins also think Austin Jackson, a former starter at left tackle and left guard, can be productive at right tackle. He's been working there during the offseason program.

May. 4th • 12:17 PM

Former Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Connor Williams is signing a two-year, $14 million deal that includes $7.5 million fully guaranteed on Tuesday with the Miami Dolphins, according to his agents, Drew Rosenhaus and Ryan Matha. Williams played his first four seasons with the Cowboys after they made him a second-round pick in 2018 out of Texas. The 24-year-old wasn't good in 2021, though, leading the league in holding penalties, which caused him to lose his starting left guard job midway through the season. He'll need to be much better with his new team if he hopes to stick on the starting offensive line throughout the year.

Mar. 15th • 11:30 AM