NegativeRoleTue, August 4, 2026
Williams banged up, underutilized in camp; fighting for WR4 role.
Second-year receiver Savion Williams was banged up for much of his rookie season and was largely used on designed touches as an RB/WR hybrid. During camp, he was barely used with the first team and is fighting for the WR4 role with cornerback moonlighter Bo Melton, veteran returner Skyy Moore, and undrafted free agent J. Michael Sturdivant.
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Second-year man Savion Williams was banged up for much of his rookie season, and he was largely used on designed touches as a RB/WR hybrid. I barely saw him used with the first team while I was there.
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- Second-year receiver Savion Williams was banged up for much of his rookie season and was largely used on designed touches as an RB/WR hybrid. During camp, he was barely used with the first team and is fighting for the WR4 role with cornerback moonlighter Bo Melton, veteran returner Skyy Moore, and undrafted free agent J. Michael Sturdivant.
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