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Free agent defensive lineman Jonah Williams has agreed to a one-year, $1.5 million deal with the Minnesota Vikings, with $350,000 guaranteed. The 28-year-old, who spent the past three seasons with the Rams, will join the Vikings after a brief stint with them in 2021.
Former Bengals offensive tackle Jonah Williams signs a two-year, $30 million deal with the Arizona Cardinals, including $19 million guaranteed, to replace D.J. Humphries as the team's left tackle. The Cardinals absorb $13.8 million in dead money following Humphries' release. Williams, who started 59 games for the Bengals in four seasons, will undergo evaluation alongside Paris Johnson Jr. during offseason practices to determine his role. Despite previous injuries, Williams had a strong 2023 season at right tackle after being moved from left tackle.
The Arizona Cardinals have released offensive tackle D.J. Humphries after nine seasons due to a torn ACL injury, saving roughly $9 million against their salary cap. Free agent Jonah Williams will replace him, as Humphries, who started 98 games for the team, will not be ready for the start of the 2024 season.
Offensive tackle Jonah Williams agrees to a two-year, $30 million deal with the Arizona Cardinals, leaving the Cincinnati Bengals after five seasons. The former 11th overall pick, who missed his rookie season due to shoulder surgery, started 42 games at left tackle before moving to right tackle last season. With the Cardinals releasing D.J. Humphries, Williams is expected to return to left tackle for the upcoming season.
ESPN's Matt Bowen suggests that the New England Patriots should consider pursuing Cincinnati Bengals tackle Jonah Williams in free agency to bolster their offensive line, especially with the potential departure of Mike Onwenu and Trent Brown. Despite not meeting the high expectations of being an 11th overall pick, Williams has been reliable and could provide stability to the Patriots' O-line. While he may not be a game-changer, adding a legitimate starter like Williams would be a positive step for New England.
ESPN has identified potential free agency fits for the New England Patriots, including defensive tackle Christian Wilkins and offensive tackle Jonah Williams. Wilkins, who had an impressive 2023 season with the Miami Dolphins, could bolster the Patriots' defensive front, while Williams, a former Bengals player, could provide stability to the offensive line. Additionally, the analysis suggests that some of the Patriots' in-house free agents may find better fits with other teams.
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase is dealing with a bruised back and is uncertain for Sunday's game against the Houston Texans. Despite the injury, Chase was able to run routes during practice and remains hopeful that he will be able to play. Meanwhile, fellow wide receiver Tee Higgins is reportedly unlikely to play due to a hamstring injury. In other Bengals news, left tackle Jonah Williams has been praised for his performance this season, and the team's young specialists on special teams are making an impact.
Cincinnati Bengals rookie wide receivers Andrei Iosivas and Charlie Jones continue to impress in preseason games, showcasing their skills and potential to contribute on the field. Iosivas led the team in receptions for the second consecutive game, while Jones converted key third downs. Additionally, Bengals offensive lineman Jonah Williams made his debut at right tackle and felt positive about his performance.
Cincinnati Bengals tackle Jonah Williams explains that lack of communication from the team's front office led to his now-recanted trade request. Williams said if the team told him it liked Orlando Brown and wanted Williams to move to right tackle, it would have been "hard to hear" but was understandable. Williams is set to make $12.6 million in guaranteed money this season after Cincinnati picked up the fifth-year option on his rookie contract last year.
Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman Jonah Williams has reported to mandatory minicamp and is focused on competing for the starting right tackle position. Williams had requested a trade earlier in the offseason after the team signed Orlando Brown Jr. to play left tackle, but no deal materialized. Williams is nearly cleared for full activities after recovering from his second dislocated kneecap from last season and will battle with La’el Collins and Jackson Carman for the starting spot.
Cincinnati Bengals' offensive tackle Jonah Williams is on the verge of being cleared for training camp after rehabbing from medial patellofemoral ligament reconstruction. Williams, who has been working on transitioning to right tackle, is confident that he will be ready for the start of the season. He is also excited to work with the Bengals' new left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. and is looking forward to contributing to the team's success.
Cincinnati Bengals' quarterback Joe Burrow supports offensive tackle Jonah Williams' trade request, but acknowledges that "business is business." Williams requested a trade after the team signed Orlando Brown Jr. to play left tackle, pushing Williams to the right side. The Bengals have no plans to trade Williams, who is recovering from offseason knee surgery and expected to show up during mandatory sessions. With La'el Collins recovering from a torn ACL, Williams is more valuable to the team in the immediate future than as a trade piece.
Bold predictions for Day 2 of the 2023 NFL Draft include the Steelers trading their No. 32 pick, the Lions trading D'Andre Swift, the Eagles trading down at least twice, the Bengals trading Jonah Williams and drafting his replacement, and a run on tight ends with Oregon State's Luke Musgrave potentially being the first off the board.
ESPN's Bill Barnwell suggests that the Cincinnati Bengals could trade up to the No. 19 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft by offering Jonah Williams, their No. 28 pick, and pick 92 to Tampa Bay in exchange for pick 19 and pick 82. This would allow the Bengals to get ahead of other teams and potentially draft a tackle or other needed position. The Bengals have been successful in recent drafts and are looking to continue that trend.
The Jacksonville Jaguars could consider trading K'Lavon Chaisson and a draft pick for offensive tackle Jonah Williams. Chaisson has been underwhelming since being drafted in 2020 and could benefit from a change of scenery. Williams has his own set of flaws, but acquiring him would allow the Jags to address other areas of need in the draft.