Source: San Diego Union-Tribune
<blockquote><img alt="Playing a nearly invisible position in the defensive line, Jamal Williams has been getting recognition his teammates feel is long-deserved." title="Playing a nearly invisible position in the defensive line, Jamal Williams has been getting recognition his teammates feel is long-deserved." src="http://www.signonsandiego.com/sports/chargers/images/061012williams.jpg" />

By Kevin Acee

<font class="newstext"> It wasn't a coming-out party as much as a coronation. </font>

<font class="newstext">Jamal Williams last year began to get the respect those who have played with him have long felt he deserved, being voted to his first Pro Bowl and named All-Pro. </font>

<font class="newstext"> But on Sunday night against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Williams was pretty much anointed as the league's top defensive tackle, as he dominated, in front of a national television audience, two Pro Bowl offensive linemen who play for the defending Super Bowl champions. </font></blockquote>
<a target="_blank" href="http://www.signonsandiego.com/sports/chargers/20061012-9999-1s12chargers.html"><strong>Article Link</strong></a>