20 Facts About Brock Williams

Brock Williams was born on August 11,1979 and is an American former professional football player who was a cornerback in the National Football League.

Brock Williams was selected by the New England Patriots in the third round of the 2001 NFL draft.

Brock Williams played college football for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

Brock Williams was born on August 11,1979, in Hammond, Louisiana.

Brock Williams was one of five children and his brother John Williams, Jr.

Brock Williams attended Hammond High School where as a junior he recorded 55 tackles and five interceptions in 1995.

Brock Williams was named to the Super Southern 100 by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and a third-team pick on the All-South team by Fox Sports South.

Brock Williams attended the University of Notre Dame and majored in sociology.

Brock Williams broke into the starting lineup against Purdue in week four and played in all 12 of the Irish's games.

Brock Williams had eight tackles against Stanford, six against Boston College and seven against LSU.

Brock Williams led defenders in playing time during 2000 and played in all 13 games which included the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl game against Oregon State.

Brock Williams was drafted by the New England Patriots in the third round of the 2001 NFL draft.

In 2002, Brock Williams was hampered by an ankle injury throughout the offseason and was eventually released on September 1,2002.

On September 3,2002, Brock Williams was re-signed to the Patriots practice squad before being released on October 22.

On October 24,2002, Brock Williams was signed to the Oakland Raiders practice squad.

Brock Williams was re-signed by the Raiders during the 2003 offseason.

Shortly after his release, Brock Williams signed with the Chicago Bears.

Brock Williams was re-signed by the Oakland Raiders on October 20,2004.

Brock Williams was re-signed to the Raiders active roster on December 21,2004.

Brock Williams was offered $15,000 to sell the ring but declined.