Seattle Seahawks, Connor Williams
Seahawks C Connor Williams showcased improvement in Week 2
Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider signed free agent center Connor Williams in early August to boost the team’s offensive line. Williams was still recovering from a torn ACL injury suffered with the Miami Dolphins in Week 14 last season. Thankfully, he recovered in time to start both of Seattle’s regular-season wins so far.
Seattle’s and Geno Smith’s new center was Tagovailoa’s snapper the previous two seasons. He’s seen him concussed before.
When Tua Tagovailoa crumbled to the ground and rolled over, his hands seized into a fencing posture, again, the Seahawk who ...
After just 2 weeks of practice, 8 1/2 months after he tore his ACL, the ex-Miami Dolphins starter passes crash course for ...
This offseason, the Dolphins let Connor Williams and Jerome Baker go to the Seattle Seahawks, their opponent Sunday. How are ...
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Scott Huff, hardest job on new Seahawks coaching staff: Getting the offensive line rightIt’s a work in progress. What does the former University of Washington line coach think about that progress through two games?
Third-year left tackle Charles Cross is “doing a tremendous job” through two games and wants to continue to grow week to week ...
Even without Tua Tagovailoa, the Dolphins have explosive playmakers who the Seahawks will have to account for, starting with Tyreek Hill and De'Von Achane.
This offseason, the Miami Dolphins decided to move on from middle linebacker Jerome Baker and center Connor Williams, and both players signed with the Seattle Seahawks. Miami replaced those ...
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Shocking Comments From Tua Tagovailoa’s Dolphins Teammate Reveals A Completely Different Story About The Miami QB’s Health & Well-BeingMiami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered another concussion last Thursday when he collided with Damar Hamlin of the ...
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