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By Mike Triplett -- ESPN

METAIRIE, La. -- It’s hard to imagine many players who were more eager for a fresh start this spring than New Orleans Saints cornerback P.J. Williams.

Williams, 24, has played in just two games in two NFL seasons. Last year, he earned a starting job in training camp, but then he suffered a frightening concussion in Week 2 that was severe enough to land him on injured reserve.

He was knocked out on the field after taking two blows to the head on the same play -- one knee to the side of the helmet and one knee to the back of the helmet. He was immobilized on a cart before being taken off the field, and he spent the night in a New York-area hospital for evaluation since the Saints were on the road playing the Giants.

Williams said he didn’t suffer any injuries beyond the concussion and estimated that he felt OK within a month. But he said he understood why the Saints and doctors decided it would be best to keep him off the field for the rest of the year.

After frightening 2016 concussion, Saints CB P.J. Williams feels good - NFC South- ESPN

Rugby Saint II

I understand that he has dedicated himself to film study and the weight room. If he can keep from getting KTFO he could really solidify our secondary. I have high hopes for the kid. I love to see someone bounce back from adversity, whether it's an in jury or other problems in their life.

SmashMouth

Championship!

foreverfan

Miracle for the Saints... Williams and Lattimore.