In the 2018 draft, the Dallas Cowboys picked up an offensive lineman named Connor Williams. At the time, it was considered a value pick as some had rated Williams as a borderline first-round talent. He played tackle in college and was noted for having excellent feet for a lineman, but given his shorter arm length he was ticketed for guard in the Cowboys system. Williams won a starting guard spot, but struggled at times for one major reason, he just didn’t seem big/strong enough to anchor down and hold his position. His noticeable issues with more talented defensive tackles bullying him around led to him sharing time with Xavier Su’a-Filo at points during the season.