“Typical,” Cowboys to Sign Connor Williams, Who Is Injured?

FRISCO: Connor Williams was raised in Coppell, a literal football throw away from the Valley Ranch, the site of the

former Dallas Cowboys headquarters. The 2018 second-round selection started his career in Dallas before making a big move to the Miami Dolphins in free agency. There, he honed his skills as a guard and center, where he established himself as an AFC star. At just 26 years old, he’s in free agency and completely available, yet he’s not receiving any bites. Why? Only a few months have passed since the former Texas star’s ACL injury, which will likely prevent him from playing in 2024. Include the upcoming NFL Draft in the total as well.look for “The Next Travis Frederick” and “The Next Tyron Smith”; perhaps with a small dash of irony, one NFL source informs CowboysSI.com of the possibility of Dallas getting back together with Williams: “That would be a standard signing for the Cowboys.” Alright, a lot of irony perhaps. In a recent Miami radio interview, Williams’ agent Drew Rosenhaus acknowledged the lengthy rehabilitation process that lies ahead. “I do think that we’re going to be very methodical and take our time relative to the contract,” Rosenhaus stated. “A lot of it could depend on Connor’s physical condition. He might not be a player who contracts with a team right away during free agency. He might require extra time depending on his physical condition. The representative continued,There is a certain amount of ambiguity in Connor’s case, and that uncertainty will depend on how he feels. And honestly, once the offseason begins, we’ll just take things day by day. The Dolphins would want to see Williams return, but his comment has naturally given rise to rumors that he may announce his retirement from the league. However, at 26? And prior to the injury, as AllDolphins at SI points out, performing at a Pro Bowl-caliber level? Associated: Are Cowboys “BLOWING IT UP” on Intention? It also makes sense that a team would try to find a deal here and hope for a Williams comeback. Indeed, Dallas has a history of making these kinds of wagers, particularly if they are “cost-effective” in what Cowboys COO Stephen Jones refers to as “an inflated

That is NFL free agency in its early stages. It may take him a while to return to center field, but Connor Williams can be someone’s long-term solution there. Perhaps the Cowboys will think he was worth the wait.