66. Sean Williams Sean Williams 6'2" | 180 lbs | EDGE/LB Archbishop Carroll | 2028 State PA

Previously ranked No. 81 out of 200 prospects, Sean Williams Sean Williams 6'2" | 180 lbs | EDGE/LB Archbishop Carroll | 2028 State PA jumps 15 spots to No. 66 despite the rankings field more than doubling in size. Williams already holds an offer from Southern Miss, validating an evaluation we made before recruiting traction arrived. At 6’2, 180 pounds, he is also a two-time national qualifier in track and owns an 11.07 100-meter time. This is another recruiting win for us after projecting Division I potential before the offer came. In my opinion, the combination of size and track success should attract additional attention from higher-level programs. Williams remains one of the more intriguing EDGE/OLB projections in the class. Recruiting feels like it is still trending upward. A strong junior season could place him well inside the Top 50 conversation.

Sean Williams Sean Williams 6'2" | 180 lbs | EDGE/LB Archbishop Carroll | 2028 State PA is an excellent edge defender. He has one of the fastest 1st steps I have seen from an edge defender. He explodes off the ball and is disruptive against opposing offenses. He uses his speed to go around offensive tackles. Then, when he reaches the backfield, he has an excellent ability to turn it into impact plays. He also uses his hands well and is strong at the point of attack. Williams has a bright future ahead of him.

6’2, 170 pounds. A sophomore who is ranked one spot away from being named a Top 10 2028 PA DL. Ran a 11.49 100M at his size and age.

Williams’ production will have to rise dramatically to hold this type of ranking. I think the young man could blossom into a serious next-level prospect, so long as he continues to take track, the weight room, and his role on defense seriously at Carroll. Current build suggests he could dabble with several different alignments on both sides of the ball, yet freshman tape has him exclusively at EDGE/OLB. Can work with his hand on and off the dirt. Has a ways to go from a technical perspective, but I’m breaking down freshman tape, it’s to be expected. Takes great angles to the football post-shed. Great closing speed once he smells blood. Williams will have to continue to work on early-rep technique. I’ve seen worse freshman tape out of PCL EDGE prospects who end up turning into D1 recruits. Williams’ future is solely in his hands.