Watch: Jonah Williams Continues to Progress After Undergoing Offseason Knee Surgery

The 25-year-old is moving from left to right tackle this season.

Author:
James Rapien
Publish date:
Jul 14, 2023 10:08 AM EDT

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CINCINNATI — Bengals offensive tackle Jonah Williams is hoping to be fully cleared for the start of training camp after undergoing knee surgery in January.

The 25-year-old certainly looks fully healthy. In a video posted by his trainer Derek Samuel, Williams jumped, planted and balanced on both legs.

"I'm working my knee. I think I'm gonna be cleared soon," Williams said last month. "I feel great moving around and so that was never the issue. I know that's kind of how it was made out to be. And it was never like a personal thing. I love all my teammates, love all my coaches, love the team, city, and fans the last couple years have just been amazing. For me personally and for the city."

Williams will compete with Jackson Carman and La'el Collins for the starting right tackle job. He's considered the favorite to win, especially with Collins still recovering from knee reconstruction surgery.

Check out the video of Williams' workout below.

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