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David Furones

New Dolphins lineman Connor Williams not limiting himself to guard, looks to fix 2021 penalty problem

As the Miami Dolphins await a decision from prime free-agent tackle Terron Armstead, they already have taken one step this offseason toward fixing a troublesome, concerning offensive line.

Former Dallas Cowboys guard Connor Williams comes to Miami as one potential solution on a line that could probably use upgrades at four of the five positions.

Because of this, it’s unclear if Williams will remain where he has spent most of his professional career, left guard, or if he ends up playing elsewhere for the Dolphins. Left guard seems like a natural fit, based on his experience and Miami’s makeshift use there last season of former left tackle Austin Jackson, a struggling 2020 first-round pick.

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