Meet Aaron Williams, the Buffalo Bills Free Safety Set to Break out This Summer

July 22, 2014   ·   Brandon Croce   ·   Jump to comments

When the Buffalo Bills signed safety Aaron Williams to a long-term deal this offseason it seemed like the work of the same ol' Bills. The organization was about to see another legitimate star, Jairus Byrd, leave Western New York right in the middle of his prime.
The situation is different this time around, because in Williams the team has a player on their roster who's on his way to a breakout season. This is not a name that will surprise Bills fans who watched him play last year, but by the end of 2014 fans outside of Buffalo will know who he is. 
The team drafted Williams in the second round of the 2011 NFL draft as a cornerback out of the University of Texas. The first two years in the league was underwhelming for Williams, who battled injuries (he played in only 20 games over that span) and was heading for the "bust" label before last season, according to The Buffalo News' Tim Graham.
The move to safety in 2013 changed a lot of people's perspectives because it h...

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