Javonte Williams has been a Denver Broncos man for four years. He was initially promising as a rookie, hitting 900 yards. He then injured his knee in his second season and has not been the same since.

Denver Broncos running back Javonte Williams’ rookie contract, worth $8.8 million over four years, expires when the 2024 league year ends. After a season that saw him open as the starter but ...

"At this point, it feels like a foregone conclusion that the former second-round pick out of North Carolina will not be back for the Denver Broncos in 2025. Javonte Williams was one of the most ...

Broncos running back Javonte Williams and Vikings safety Harrison Smith were both fined $45,020 for use of the helmet violations. Tellingly, neither Williams nor Smith was flagged by the officials ...

That’s why Bleacher Report’s Alex Kay thinks teams should stay away from Denver’s leading rusher, Javonte Williams, when it comes to free agency Williams was a second round pick (No. 35 ...

Broncos running back Javonte Williams and Vikings safety Harrison Smith were both fined $45,020 for use of the helmet violations. Tellingly, neither Williams nor Smith was flagged by the officials on ...

In another indication of a pending positional overhaul, The Denver Gazette's Chris Tomasson recently reported that Broncos running back Javonte Williams is not expected to be re-signed this offseason.

Honestly, Javonte Williams' failure to return to his pre-injury form has necessitated wholesale change. The Broncos' backfield pickle was further illustrated by NFL Network's Maurice Jones-Drew ...

Indeed, Williams hasn't looked quite right since suffering a multi-ligament knee injury during his sophomore NFL campaign. His yards-per-carry plummeted from 4.4 in 2021 to 3.6 in 2023 as he ...

ESPN analyst and former Duke basketball player Jay Williams believes UNC has struggled to find consistency this season. Williams believes a lack of traditional size and rebounding has hurt the Tar ...

The timing couldn't be worse to be a veteran running back on the move in the NFL. Yes, demand for quality at the position ...