Miyan Williams explains his decision to leave the Ohio State football program.

 

The running backs for the Ohio State football team are expected to be elite players. When he’s been healthy, TreVeyon Henderson has lived up to that for the Buckeyes.While he had a decline in productivity with the Bucks the previous season, Miyan Williams was also really good at times.

It is possible to link Williams’s knee injury to the decline in output. He made the decision to have that knee operated on, which kept him out of the last six games of the campaign. In spite of this, he made the decision to enter the NFL Draft rather than play his last season of eligibility.Henderson made the decision to go back.

This sounds like a strange choice that could end up costing Williams. It’s not like a running back off a knee injury is a first-round choice. If he had performed well in 2024, he may have returned to school and elevated himself to a second-round selection.

Williams expressed his opinion that it was time to move on from college in an interview with the media at the NFL Combine. He’s ready to go on to the next phase of his existence. I can totally understand that. Since running backs don’t last long, he wants to start earning money as soon as possible.

Williams isn’t anticipated to be selected highly in this round. He’s probably a third-day choice. For him, though, that might not be a terrible thing. For running backs, I believe that proper team fit is more crucial than it is for some other positions. He might wind up joining a solid team in need of RB depth, where he might advance through the ranks. He could go in and take excellent snaps if someone was hurt.