### **TYLEIK WILLIAMS SETTLING IN AT NOSE**
Defensive lineman [Tyleik Williams](https://www.detroitlions.com/team/players-roster/tyleik-williams/) made the move from three-technique defensive tackle to playing more inside at the nose tackle in his second season.
"I just embraced it," Williams said of the move inside. "I think I found my spot. I think nose is where I was destined to be anyway. Just got to keep getting better and stacking days."
How has Campbell evaluated Williams' move inside with four games of film to look at?
"Honestly, he's suited to do a little bit of everything. I mean, he can play the three, he can play the one, and he gives us that flexibility," Campbell said Friday. "So does ([Alim McNeill](https://www.detroitlions.com/team/players-roster/alim-mcneill/)) Mac. We like keeping Mac at the three.
"(Williams) is, to be able to get in there and play a G or play a shade or play a zero, he's such a good athlete and he's powerful. He's powerfully strong and he really has a heightened sense of awareness for football. His FBI is way up there. And so, when you combine all those with a guy who's going in his second year and has just taken off, he really took off by the end of the year and he picked up where he left off, had a really good camp and four games in, he is continuing to climb."
The grade Williams said he'd give himself through the first four games would be a B-. He said he's left some plays on the field and could have more impact. Williams is determined to make more of those plays moving forward starting Sunday in Arizona. The future looks very bright for him based on what we've seen over the course of the first four games.