'26 LSU Transfer OT Ory Williams (Tennessee)

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LSU OT Ory Williams: A 6-foot-8, 335-pound redshirt freshman from LSU. Played only two seasons of high school football. He was a three-star prospect out of San Marcos High School in Buda, Texas, ranked as the No. 30 offensive tackle in the 2024 recruiting class and the No. 72 player in the state of Texas.


Williams spent the past two seasons at LSU after committing as part of the Tigers’ 2024 recruiting class. A native of San Marcos, Texas, he redshirted his true freshman season and saw limited action, logging just four snaps. His role expanded during the 2025 season, when he played 150 offensive snaps across four games, according to Pro Football Focus.

In those 150 snaps, Williams earned a 67.2 pass-blocking grade and a 66.2 run-blocking grade, finishing the season with a 57.7 overall grade. The numbers reflect a young lineman still adjusting to SEC competition, but one who showed flashes of high-level ability when given extended opportunities.

The bulk of Williams’ action came against SEC competition. He played 106 of his 150 snaps against Alabama and Arkansas, two games that highlighted both his upside and areas for growth. Against Arkansas, Williams logged 74 snaps and posted an 87.6 pass-blocking grade with a 65.7 overall grade, one of his strongest performances of the season. His outing against Alabama was more uneven, as he finished with a 45.1 overall grade and a 40.5 mark in pass protection. He did show some effectiveness in the run game, earning a 57.2 run-blocking grade on eight run-blocking snaps.


Physically, Williams fits the mold of a prototypical offensive tackle. He stands 6-foot-8 and weighs 335 pounds, bringing rare size and length to the position. During his time at LSU, he took snaps on both the right and left side of the offensive line, demonstrating positional versatility.
 
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Lance Heard is about to get a multi million dollar offer from another team because of his development.
Are we ignoring that Heard earned SEC All-Freshman honors at LSU? The fact is that the bulk of our OL has been made up of transfers. Most of Elarbee's HS recruits have not seen the field here.
 
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Are we ignoring that Heard earned SEC All-Freshman honors at LSU? The fact is that the bulk of our OL has been made up of transfers. Most of Elarbee's HS recruits have not seen the field here.
So what do you have to say about David Sanders then?

I think *where* the OL come from is massively overblown. I do not care.
 
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So what do you have to say about David Sanders then?

I think *where* the OL come from is massively overblown. I do not care.
Sanders is incredibly talented, but also incredibly raw.

I'm fine with not caring "where" they come from, but you should be concerned about how they play. They wilted against good teams this season. They played poorly in the bowl game. We've seen little to no progression on most of these guys. Elarbee is failing to develop.
 
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Sanders is incredibly talented, but also incredibly raw.

I'm fine with not caring "where" they come from, but you should be concerned about how they play. They wilted against good teams this season. They played poorly in the bowl game. We've seen little to no progression on most of these guys. Elarbee is failing to develop.
You’re taking issue with S&C coach without realizing it. I’ve got good news.

It was a young OL and they still performed well. They’ll be better next year.
 

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