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WEEI's Christopher Price profiles two versatile ILBs.
It Is What It Is Rating the Roster, Training Camp Edition (Part 2)
63. Linebacker/fullback Thomas Williams: Williams spent most of the regular season on the practice squad, but was activated before the playoff game to the Ravens. The 6-foot-1, 240-pound Williams, an inside linebacker, does have some positional versatility — he’s seen some time at fullback, and considering the fact that New England doesn’t have a full-time fullback currently on the roster, even his occasional presence there would improve his chances of making the final roster.
62. Linebacker Eric Alexander: A special teamer who has managed to stick around for seven seasons in New England, Alexander is a testament to persistence. Signed as a rookie free agent out of LSU in 2004, he’s either been waived or released three times by always managed to find his way back.
It Is What It Is Rating the Roster, Training Camp Edition (Part 2)
63. Linebacker/fullback Thomas Williams: Williams spent most of the regular season on the practice squad, but was activated before the playoff game to the Ravens. The 6-foot-1, 240-pound Williams, an inside linebacker, does have some positional versatility — he’s seen some time at fullback, and considering the fact that New England doesn’t have a full-time fullback currently on the roster, even his occasional presence there would improve his chances of making the final roster.
62. Linebacker Eric Alexander: A special teamer who has managed to stick around for seven seasons in New England, Alexander is a testament to persistence. Signed as a rookie free agent out of LSU in 2004, he’s either been waived or released three times by always managed to find his way back.