Dorian Williams

Williams had an interesting second pro season. He led the Bills with 117 total tackles, yet ended the year playing between zero and 30 percent of defensive snaps in six of the team's final nine games (including the playoffs). In particular, he is a dreadful in pass coverage, leaving him as a two-down linebacker at best. Heading into 2025, his ability to replicate last season's results will likely come down to the health and role of Matt Milano, who restructured his deal this offseason to both shorten its length and take a pay cut. That's a positive sign that Williams' role will be more consistent in 2025 on early downs or run-heavy game scripts for opponents, but his downside far outweighs his upside until he improves in coverage. Read Past Outlooks