Film Profile | Analytical ProfileProspect InformationCollege: ClemsonHeight/Weight: 5'11"/187Hands: 9 1/4"Age: 22 (at the time of the 2026 season opener)Important NFL Combine/Pro Day Numbers40-Yard Dash: 4.41Vertical Jump: 39.5"Broad Jump: 10'4"20-Yard Shuttle: N/A3-Cone: 7.0Model OverviewMy Wide Receiver Rookie Model evaluates receiver prospects through the traits that historically translate best to fantasy production. The model weighs target earning, market-share production, route efficiency, role deployment, ball skills, athletic translation, age, breakout timing, teammate competition, team context and historical outcome trends.Williams stands out as a fantasy-friendly slot-driven receiver with strong athletic support, quality route-level production and a profile built around earning volume underneath and in the intermediate areas.

He is not a classic boundary alpha, but there is real utility in the type of role he projects to fill.The model views Williams as an inside-oriented movement receiver whose fantasy appeal comes from separation-friendly usage, target earning and the ability to create value after the catch.Model Derived Athletic ScoresBMI: 25.4Speed Score: 98.9Burst Score: 49.8Agility Score: 0.33Composite Athleticism Score: 0.23Historical Athleticism Percentile: 80thUnderstanding the Athleticism ScoreThe Composite Athleticism Score blends size-adjusted speed, burst, agility and model-derived translation when full testing is unavailable. The percentile compares Williams to historical wide receiver prospects in the database.Williams projects as an above-average athlete in this model.

He does not win through size, but the testing and movement profile support a receiver who can separate, work in space and create efficient touches from a slot-heavy role.Receiving Efficiency MetricsYards per Route Run: 2.19Yards per Target: 8.51Touchdowns per Target: 7.6%First Downs per Route: 0.109Targets per Route: 0.259Williams' efficiency profile is solid across the board, and the most important number is the targets per route run. He consistently earned the ball, which is one of the more important projection signals for fantasy-friendly receivers who do much of their work from the slot.Usage and AlignmentAverage Depth of Target: 8.6Catch Rate: 75.7%Contested Catch Rate: 44.8%Contested Target Rate: 19.5%Drop Rate: 4.9%Yards After Catch per Reception: 5.2Slot Rate: 77.2%Wide Rate: 22.0%Williams' deployment was clearly slot-driven.

He lived inside, worked short-to-intermediate areas and brought enough after-catch value to project as a receiver who can create fantasy points without relying on extreme depth of target.Production Snapshot2025Games: 10.5Targets: 74Receptions: 56Receiving Yards: 643Receiving Touchdowns: 6Routes Run: 297.5Yards per Game: 59.1Touchdowns per Game: 0.53Target Share: 15.9%Yard Share: 17.7%TD Share: 20.7%Dominator Rating: 19.2%Yards per Team Pass Attempt: 1.28Williams' 2025 production profile is more good than overwhelming, but the role and target-earning signals still matter. He was a meaningful part of Clemson's passing offense and did his work in a way that fits how fantasy-relevant slot receivers often translate.Positive IndicatorsStrong slot-driven target earningWilliams' route-level usage and targets per route run support a receiver who can earn volume from the inside.Above-average athletic profileThe combine and model translation both support a receiver with enough movement ability to separate and create after the catch.Fantasy-friendly roleHis deployment gives him a path to PPR-friendly usage if an NFL team leans into his slot strengths.Areas of ConcernLower market-share ceiling than top namesWilliams' production profile is solid, but it does not carry the same market-share dominance as the top receivers in the class.Slot-heavy deploymentHis projection is tied more to inside usage than to a versatile every-alignment alpha role.Moderate fantasy ceilingThe profile is useful, but it likely needs the right offensive fit to reach a true starter-level fantasy outcome.Historical Model CompsAmon-Ra St.

BrownTre TuckerLuther Burden IIIRashee RiceEmeka EgbukaThis comp cluster reflects slot or movement-based receivers whose fantasy value comes from target earning, route efficiency and the ability to create usable volume from fantasy-friendly alignments.Historical Fantasy Tier OutcomesWR1 (Top 12): 16.3%WR2 (13—24): 3.7%WR3 (25—36): 16.5%WR4 (37—48): 3.4%Outside WR4 / Bust: 60.1%These outcomes are exclusive and sum to 100%. Williams' distribution points to a useful fantasy path if the landing spot supports his role, but it also shows a meaningful amount of volatility outside the top tier of the class.Early Career Fantasy OutlookYear 1: WR40—WR55Year 2—3: WR24—WR40Williams projects as an early complementary contributor with a chance to become a useful fantasy option if his NFL team gives him stable slot volume and lets his movement-based strengths show up.Dynasty TranslationWilliams profiles as a de