Sylvester Williams went from working at Taco Bell to playing in Super Bowl

Posted Feb 2, 2016
A part of Sylvester Williams will always remain in Jefferson City, Mo. In fact, Williams admits he would still be there himself working in a radiator factory if not motivated to craft a different fate. Of all the players who have taken improbable routes to Super Bowl 50, none may be stranger than the road traveled by Denver's nose tackle. (FOX Sports)

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