Nate Williams Looks Good at Combine
By Mark Knight
Nate Williams, a potential late round draft pick was able to make a splash in the NFL Combine with his physical abilities. He wasn’t amazing but he was out performing a lot of the guys that should be drafted ahead of him. The fact that he made it in the top 10 out of safeties in many of the different categories shows that he has the legitimate ability to be a steal for a team late in the draft. ESPN has him rated as the 30th safety overall, so to climb himself up into the top 10 in almost every category, says a lot for his physical tools.
Here are his results compared to the top performer of each drill:
40 Yard Dash | Player |
4.53 | Jeron Johnson |
4.71 | Nate Williams |
Bench Press | Player |
21 | Jeron Johnson |
17 | Nate Williams |
Vertical Jump | Player |
35.5 | Ahmad Black |
30.5 | Nate Williams |
Broad Jump | Player |
10’4″ | Robert Sands |
9’6″ | Nate Williams |
3 Cone Drill | Player |
6.85 | Ahmad Black |
6.98 | Nate Williams |
20 Yard Shuttle | Player |
3.96 | Rahim Moore |
4.15 | Nate Williams |
60 Yard Shuttle | Player |
11.20 | Robert Sands |
11.43 | Nate Williams |
Does this help his draft stock? It sure does, look for him to go from a late round pick with the potential of being an undrafted free agent to a 5th-6th round pick.
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