Two months after getting into large -scale contracts for a free agent, Milton Williams was getting earblocks from New England Patriots head coach Mike England Patriots.
And the valuable free agent of Pats was pleased with that.
Why? Well, Vrabbel hacked no words in letting Williams know that he needed to make a better effort to be a predecessor for New England.
“I like it,” Williams told reporters on Tuesday. “I don’t care. I think I’m not bigger than the next person. I don’t think of being called out, because he calls me out is just helping the other guys. We have no excuses for no one to give everything.”
The top player in the top 101 free agent Gregg Rosenthal, Williams has moved from the prevailing Super Bowlvchampion Philadelphia Eagles in the New England national team that went 4-13 for a second consecutive season.
Williams, 26, is entering his fifth NFL season, but he was part of the talented Philly defensive line, after starting only 19 of his 67 games played. However, his talents – and a salary prescription appoint a bigger role in the new roster, and that was just what Vrabel was to make sure he realized loud and clear.
According to Williams, Vrabel took an umbrella with the defensive line that launched at the end of the timed run. Vrabel wanted more. He wants Pacesetter.
“Just instead of us and we had the time we had to do it and I came back on the way again,” said Williams. “So I’m like cooling until I get to the line, it’s like ‘no, don’t let them catch you. If you can do it faster, do it.” So I’m like, ‘ok.’ So every representative since then I’ve just been trying to make sure I’m the first again.