ECU's Williams ready for NFL shot

FARMVILLE — If you need an up-to-the-minute report on the National Football League lockout, stay wholesale baseball jerseys in touch with Jonathan Williams.

Since news finally began to stir earlier this week about positive negotiations between NFL owners and players, the former East Carolina University and J.H. Rose High School running back has been as tuned-in as ever.

When the lockout is lifted, as is expected to happen in time for a normal preseason and regular season schedule to ensue, free agents like Williams can potentially make their NFL dreams come true.

“It's crazy because wholesale tigers jersey you don't really know what's going on with free agency,” Williams said on Saturday while attending the Ultimate Training and Performance Program football camp in Farmville. “The best thing I can do and keep doing is to work hard, and when they call my number, be ready to go. There isn't too much else I can do.”

Although the lockout prevents teams from signing any players, Williams has the luxury of training with a specific wholesale panthers jersey team in mind.

Nothing is a done deal, certainly wholesale hockey jersey not until the lockout ends, but the Cincinnati Bengals have already shown considerable interest in Williams, who as a senior led ECU in rushing with 847 yards and 10 wholesale bears jersey touchdowns, and who also made the third-most receptions on the team with wholesale baseball jersey 52.

“I feel confident. They're very interested,” said Williams, who has previously been to Cincinnati to meet with Bengals officials. “My agent has been talking to them, but I can't really talk to them and that wholesale nba jerseys makes it even harder.

“They wholesale jackets jersey called me there just to give me more hope that they're really interested and they're going to call me to come play for them. I was able to talk to (head coach Marvin Lewis) and the running backs coach (Jim Anderson) and a couple of assistants one-on-one.”