Strengths

• Played with lean and leverage against the run, tough for one man to move (sometimes double-teams, too).
• Provides some secondary interior pass rush, getting most penetration when playing three technique.
• Lower than offensive lineman on every short-yardage play. Good agility and ability to change direction for his size.
• Can make the impressive chest-to-chest bear hug tackle in the hole due to his ability to wreak havoc in the backfield.
• Plays with leverage at the point of attack whether inside or outside. Keeps eyes in the backfield when inside; moves linemen to either side with strong hands.

Weaknesses

• Only average lower-body strength and struggles to anchor at the point of attack. Bit of a defensive end/defensive tackle "tweener" who struggles in traffic with multiple blockers, not always using his limbs effectively to disengage.
• Sees the ball well but is stuck on blocks when head-up; does not shed to make plays often enough.
• Might be limited to one-gap systems. Agility isn't a question but misses tackles when he doesn't square and break down.
• Good strength, though his marginal arm length limits his ability to grab hold of ballcarriers as they run by.
• Isn't able to consistently shed blocks and makes plays in the hole.

McKinley Williams percentiles vs other Defensive Line's (NFL Combine historically - higher value represents better perfomance)