The Atlanta Falcons could solve two issues with one move in April's NFL Draft. If DL Mykel Williams is there to be taken, the team would be able to fill their No. 1 need on defense and take a former Georgia Bulldog, something that has been a criticism of the franchise for years.
At 6'5" and 265 lbs. Williams has the prototypical size you want for his position but has failed to pop on the field the way some had projected. He tallied 14 sacks in three seasons in Athens and also forced three fumbles. Many experts feel Williams has the ability to excel at the next level with the proper technique and coaching.
The Falcons have historically passed on UGA players over the years and have faced backlash for their decisions to take players from lesser known schools instead. Williams, while raw, would instantly be given a chance to buck that trend and make an instant impact on the Falcons' defense.