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Former Oregon Safeties Deliver Across NFL

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Arizona rookie Jayden Williams is in line to take over at left tackle after Paris Johnson Jr. suffered a season-ending biceps injury, and teammates and coaches expressed confidence in the seventh-round pick. Yahoo fantasy analysts expect Dallas running back Javonte Williams to offer scoring potential against Tampa Bay in Week 5. Duke’s early-season success has included a productive pass rush led by Tyshon Reed and Davis, with linebackers also contributing pressure. A separate analysis focuses on problems facing Michigan football and possible changes, though the supplied source provides no article text. Green Bay safety Evan Williams stood out in a Week 4 win with seven tackles, a sack, two pass breakups and an interception; the report also highlighted strong performances by other former Oregon safeties.

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