Williams Jr. is physical at the point of attack, he plays with great leverage at engagement and he is one of most technically sound offensive linemen in the Class of 2024. Devron has the athleticism to get to the second level with ease, he moves well with excellent short area quickness which allows him to make blocks downfield in the run game. Williams Jr. plays with a mean streak, he plays fast but under control and he has the skill set to play all five positions on the front line. Devron helped lead the Aledo Bearcats to a 5A Division I state title in 2022 and he will retuo anchor the front line for another run to state in 2023. Williams Jr. is committed to the University of Louisiana and he will have the opportunity to challenge for playing time early.

Thank you to the coaches who recruited me. I have an amazing opportunity to play along side my brother at @RaginCajunsFB. I am excited to announce I am COMMITTED to the #cULture‼️🤟🏽@michaeldes1 @JeffNorrid1 @coachgscott1 @DWheeler70 @ocrobbyjones @RecruitAledo @FiveStrongOLine pic.x.com/vT7R02mfw7

— Devron "DJay" Williams Jr. (@DJayW2024) July 14, 2023

Williams Jr. plays with a mean streak, he overpowers his opponents at the point of attack and his powerful punch allows him to maul defenders. Devron plays with excellent leverage when run blocking, he uses a low center of gravity and his nimble feet enable him to move quickly in space. Williams Jr. used his physical nature to open up holes for the Aledo Bearcats running game and he was key cog in their most recent state title run in 2022. Devron is technically sound, he excels in pass pro, showing excellent hip bend, his quick feet enable him to get into his kick slide quickly, which allows him to set the table in a hurry. Williams Jr. is receiving lots of attention on the recruiting trail, as Texas State, Memphis, Utah State, North Texas, Wyoming, UTSA, Arizona State are just a few of the double digit offers in his bag.