The Buffalo Bills selected Karlos Williams in the fifth round of last year’s draft and never expected him to give us the excitement that he brought to the field whenever he suited up. He came right in and gave us relief when LeSean McCoy was battling injuries and exceeded expectations while doing so.
We all remember his first carry as a part of the NFL and the Bills Mafia — a 26-yard rushing touchdown with 20 seconds remaining in the first half of a 27-14 season opener vs. the Colts. He went on to tie an NFL record when he scored a touchdown in his first six games in the league, a record previously owned by just Robert Edwards (New England Patriots in 1998).