Brandon Williams will wear #17

Apr 29, 2006 at 8:01 PM--


According to the 49ers.com roster page, third round draft pick Brandon Williams will wear #17 on his jersey. This may only be temporary. Often players go into training camp with one number and then into the season with another. This is typically due to a lack of availability.

Williams wore #1 at Wisconsin. He was taken with the 84th overall selection.



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