With the 2025 NFL Draft now over, teams will be ravaging for young talent that is still good, but maybe something happened along the way to where they did not get drafted. The Atlanta Falcons were one of those teams that opted to look for offensive line depth in the undrafted free agent market, as they have signed former Georgia Tech offensive tackle Jordan Williams.
Williams played all five years of his collegiate career with the Yellow Jackets (including the 2020 COVID season). where he was the opening day starter at offensive tackle for the Yellow Jackets, stating nine and appearing in all ten. That was just the start of Williams' illustrious Yellow Jackets career, as he would start 53 games for the team out of 57 games while he was on the team.
On top of his availability and experience, Williams has also been good when he was on the field, but he would go on to have his breakout season last year, as he was named to the Third Team All-ACC, playing 904 total snaps throughout the season. Williams was the leader of an elite offensive line group, as the Yellow Jackets offensive line gave up just nine sacks last season.
Williams comes to the Falcons as a possible depth piece heading into training camp, but the offensive tackle spot for the Falcons could see a newcomer rise to the occasion next season, as the Falcons make a decision on current starting tackle Kaleb McGary and what direction to take.