Williams comes in as the top ranked 2027 receiver in the state in the most recent rankings update. As a freshman, he already possesses an elite skillset that is complete and well-rounded. At 6’1” 175 lbs. he’s got a great combination of speed, athleticism, and technique. He’s a fluid route runner with a strong drive phase off the ball to immediately pressure the DB’s cushion. He can attack all three depths with precise route running and explosive playmaking ability after the catch. Flashes great start/stop speed to create separation coming out of his breaks. Love his ability to release against press coverage. High level ball skills and tracking ability to snatch the ball out of the air in tight spaces. He’s a national recruit that will be one of the top ranked receivers in the country throughout his high school career.

16 Offers: Washington State, ASU, Cal, Central Michigan, Colorado State, Hawaii, Nebraska, Oregon, Penn State, SDSU, San Jose State, Utah, Washington, Oregon State, Sacramento State, Arizona

Williams has been ascending into ‘national recruit’ status after picking up ten new D-I offers early into 2024. Mount Miguel’s 2027 WR/DB is a talented athlete with rare ball skills and vertical skillset for his age. He tracks the ball extremely well downfield, uses creative releases to beat press coverage at the LOS, and creates separation with punchy breaks at the top of his routes. He’s well-rounded as a football player showing physicality as both a tackler from his S spot and as a perimeter blocker at WR to go along with the natural talent he brings to both sides of the ball. Williams, who holds multiple Big-10 and Big-12 offers, could be getting into the SEC mix in the near future.

Class of 2027 receiver Delontay Williams Delontay Williams 6'2" | 175 lbs | WR San Diego | 2027 State CA , who will attend Mount Miguel in the fall, was offered by Washington last Wednesday.

In the 7-on-7 clips I’ve seen of Williams, he has a very large catch radius for a guy who is just around 6-foot-1 and has good body control.

San Jose State has also offered the incoming freshman.