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Sleepless nights, draft-night tears: The indescribable bond between Javonte Williams and his father


For Jermaine Williams, every night preceding a Denver Broncos game day is a sleepless one. Even though it's his son, , who suits up in orange and blue these days, Jermaine's as anxious for game day as he was as a teenage linebacker for James Kenan High School decades earlier. "The night before the game, I don't sleep," Jermaine says. (Denver Broncos)

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Sleepless nights, draft-night tears: The indescribable bond between Javonte Williams and his father