A dynamic small-town running back that we’ve been writing about for a while now, Williams is a natural athlete who ran wild on opposing defenses all season long as a junior in 2025. Clearly one of the top under-the-radar prospects in Southwest Georgia, Williams is a natural runner who saw a big Ivy League offer come his way recently from Cornell. While rushing for over 1,500 yards and 23 touchdowns, the physical 6-foot-0 190-pound multi-sport star also shined at linebacker where me made 68 tackles and two INTs to go along with two forced fumbles. Don’t be surprised if more offers come his way this spring.

A tough, max-effort running back who has shined on both sides of the ball this fall, Williams may not play against the best competition, his instincts, natural quickness and toughness is easy to see. He’s been a tackling machine on defense and one of the more consistent running backs in Southwest Georgia. He’s been one of the more productive running backs across the 2027 class, rushing for 1,315 yards and an impressive 21 touchdowns through the regular season. He’s averaging 7.8 yards per rush and around 120 yards per game. He’s a natural athlete who should be even better next season as a senior.

A fantastic small-town athlete who thrives with the ball in his hands, Williams is an elusive weapon who got his junior season off to a tremendous start. In his very first game of the season, Williams accounted for almost 400 total yards as a running back and in the return game on special teams. The athletic 6-foot-0 190-pound runner took off for 209 yards on the ground with three touchdowns. He completed one pass for 15 yards and have over 100 kick return yards with another score. He’s a Mex-effort player who may play in a small town, but has the ability to play somewhere at the college level. If he continues to light up the stat sheet, don’t be surprised if his recruitment picks up down the road.