Franchise Player: Jayden Williams has shaken things up on the Ole Miss offensive line
Jayden Williams has shaken things up along the Ole Miss offensive line.
A group that returned four battle-tested veterans and added a decorated transfer from Western Kentucky has quickly been remade through three weeks of practices due to the emergence of the fast-rising second-year stud at left tackle.
“I think that’s kind of been the best part (of camp) so far is we got a lot of really good depth and a lot of young talent,” Ole Miss veteran offensive lineman Nick Broeker said, in a previous interview with the Ole Miss Spirit.
“Jayden Williams has stepped up and played just phenomenal. So has Micah Pettus. They’ve both done a really good job. That’s been kind of the coolest thing is seeing a lot of the other guys step up besides (the starting) five.”
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Williams dominated left-tackle reps in Saturday’s scrimmage, the first for Ole Miss in fall camp, and he’s also held his spot for five straight days.
What does it mean moving forward? Ben Garrett and David Johnson discuss in an all-new edition of Franchise Player, a site-crossover podcast of the Ole Miss Spirit (On3) and Inside the Rebels (247).
