Redskins without Mike Williams for the NFL Betting Season

Bad news for the guard of the Washington Redskins. Mike Williams has blood clots near the heart, which could prevent him from jumping onto the field next NFL betting season and mean the end of his career as a professional league.

The guard of the Washington Redskins, Mike Williams could miss the entire next season due to the presence of blood clots near her heart, The Washington Post reported.

The newspaper suggests that the Redskins squad is extremely alarmed at the health of Williams that could end his professional career in the NFL betting. However, the team's vice president, Tony Wyllie has refused to make statements.

Williams was the second pick of the Buffalo Bills in the Draft 2002, over four seasons with the Bills could never achieve the desired level of play, so it was sent to the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Washington had been encouraged by his teammate Derrick Dockery and position to try to play cornerback, but was better positioned as a guard on the team that finished last betting odds season with a 4-12, where Williams was a starter in August occasions.

Artis Hick, Williams direct competition with the Redskins, will probably become the leading candidate for the post of Williams. Although it should also be taken into account the young guard, Will Montgomery, Chad Rinehart and Edwin Williams, who also have experience, but still must show potential to fill the position.