DeAngelo Williams is a 6'0" Defensive Back in the 2027 class.
Williams attends Mortimer Jordan in Alabama.
Williams's Player Profile was created on August 13, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
DeAngelo
WilliamsDB
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
Mortimer Jordan
|
AL
Defensive Engines: Defenders With Hot Motors and High Production
Williams covers ground with ease and shows true range on the back end. He can open up and...
Written by Josh White
DeAngelo
WilliamsDB
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
Mortimer Jordan
|
AL
Lockdown DBs Added to Our List (2027 Rankings Update)
DeAngelo Williams is a talented DB from Mortimer Jordan who’s our #27 DB and #149 overall prospect in...
Written by Cooper Morreale
DeAngelo
WilliamsDB
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
Mortimer Jordan
|
AL
Trenches, Tackles, and Takeaways: Week 9
Williams’ effort and physicality jump off the tape. He shows true willingness in run support, filling lanes aggressively...
Written by Josh White
DeAngelo
WilliamsDB
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
Mortimer Jordan
|
AL
Prospects To Watch for in Huntsville/Mortimer Jordan’s Jamboree
DeAngelo Williams is another talented DB in Mortimer Jordan’s secondary who’s seen his recruitment open up this offseason....
Written by Cooper Morreale
Josh White | Prep Redzone Scout
Josh White
Prep Redzone Scout
Williams covers ground with ease and shows true range on the back end. He can open up and get on his horse to track the ball, consistently showing up around plays that start away from him. The motor stands out — he routinely runs down plays from the opposite sideline and prevents touchdowns with pure effort and speed.
In the run game, he’s not passive; he brings strength at the point of attack and works through blocks with purpose. His length helps him disengage on the perimeter and stay involved in plays. There’s enough speed and movement ability to project him as a rover-type safety. He plays with urgency and competitiveness that shows up every snap.
“DeAngelo WilliamsDeAngeloWilliams
6'0" | 180 lbs | DB
Mortimer Jordan | 2027 StateAL is a well-rounded DB who can lock up anyone on the field. He’s quick on his feet, has great instincts, and is a ball hawk in coverage that always finds ways to get his hands on the ball.
Williams is just as talented playing against the run. He’s quick to react, can cover ground fast, and has the tackling skills to create stops for little to no gain. I’m really impressed with Williams’ versatility. He’s a smart defender who finds ways to make plays almost every snap- we’ll have to watch out for him this fall.“
Check out some of WIlliams clips below, he’s a talented player in Mortimer Jordan’s secondary.
Williams’ effort and physicality jump off the tape. He shows true willingness in run support, filling lanes aggressively and tackling with authority. His high motor enables him to chase down plays from the opposite sideline, and he brings energy every snap. Williams’ blend of physicality, speed, and finishing power makes him a tone-setter in the secondary — a player who consistently injects toughness into his unit.
“DeAngelo WilliamsDeAngeloWilliams
6'0" | 180 lbs | DB
Mortimer Jordan | 2027 StateAL
is a well-rounded DB who can lock up anyone on the field. He’s quick on his feet, has great instincts, and is a ball hawk in coverage that always finds ways to get his hands on the ball.
Williams is just as talented playing against the run. He’s quick to react, can cover ground fast, and has the tackling skills to create stops for little to no gain. I’m really impressed with Williams’ versatility. He’s a smart defender who finds ways to make plays almost every snap- we’ll have to watch out for him this fall.“
A little while back, Williams picked up his first offer from North Alabama!
Williams ended last season with 36 total tackles, 7 PBUs, 2 INTs, and one fumble recovery.
With how well Williams and Zavier BurrowZavierBurrow
5'9" | 160 lbs | DB
Mortimer Jordan | 2028 StateAL
have played in the secondary, I would be nervous to throw the ball around if I were Huntsville. I think these two could have big weeks, and even bigger seasons.