Akit’j Williams-Robertson is a 6'2" Athlete in the 2027 class.
Williams-Robertson attends Rochester John Marshall in Minnesota.
Williams-Robertson's Player Profile was created on July 25, 2026.
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Akit’j
Williams-RobertsonATH
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
190
HS
Rochester John Marshall
|
MN
Minnesota 2026 SZN Recruiting News and Risers
Akit’j Williams-Robertson , a 507, Rochester, and John Marshall product, earned his first college offer from Bemidji State...
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Akit’j
Williams-RobertsonATH
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
190
HS
Rochester John Marshall
|
MN
Minnesota’s Biggest Returning Producers
#3 returning receiver in Minnesota. Uncommitted. 2025 stats: 41 catches for 889 yards and 5 TDs. A big-time...
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Akit’j Williams-RobertsonAkit’jWilliams-Robertson
6'2" | 190 lbs | ATH
Rochester John Marshall | 2027 MN
, a 507, Rochester, and John Marshall product, earned his first college offer from Bemidji State on Sept 20. Coincidentally, Williams-Robertson was a standout performer and First Team All-Camp selection at the vaunted Bemidji State War on the Shore Big School Team Camp this past July. Williams-Robertson was a big, strong, dynamic playmaker who got better the bigger and more pressure-filled the moment became, and he was producing some eye-catching feats of athleticism against Minnesota Class 6A defenses to sweeten the pot. Bemidji State smartly followed up after some senior tape has started to emerge.
A big-time sleeper out of the 2027 class that PRZMN recently discovered at the Bemidji State Big School War on the Shore Team Camp. Williams-Robertson slipped through our recruiting radar’s cracks and made us look silly for the oversight, as he was a one-man wrecking crew against MN and ND Big School competition, showing off a huge catch radius and strong hands, playmaking speed and strength with the ball in-hand, and a nose for the endzone. Did a lot of different things for RJM and did them all impressively. Big body and what looked like plus-length also created an eye-catching frame capable of adding a lot of good weight in a college S&C program. Junior highlights show off a big-time vertical threat, both before and after the ball is in the air, as well as after the catch, where Williams-Robertson can finish runs for six once given space. Can line up and win 1v1 from multiple WR spots, tracks and plays the ball well in the air, and is strong and balanced after the catch. Also throws a good ball and threw a TD pass in 2025 and owns explosive burst off the LOS. Made it look easy at times as a playmaker and wideout.