Williams remains uncommitted after picking up seven D-I offers during the offseason heading into his senior campaign. The state’s #4-ATH broke out as a physical two-way playmaker for Green Vallely as a junior and continued to show the major upside he brings to the table over the past few months. He’s a tough, versatile athlete at 6’1″/195 that packs a punch on defense and makes plays in coverage with his instincts and ball skills. He can tackle and play in space at a high level, match up with receivers in man coverage, and make stops around the LOS. He offers strong physical tools at WR but might offer his highest upside on the defensive side of the ball. Williams’ list of offers includes Fresno St., San Diego St., Cal, and Nevada.

Williams is one of the top two-way players in the state and could be in contention for an all-state selection on either side of the ball as a WR and DB. He’s a physical athlete at 6’1″/195 that showed his ability to make plays with the ball in his hands as a junior and should be due for more opportunities as the top returning playmaker for Green Valley’s offense. Williams could earn his first all-state selection with a productive senior season in the fall.

Williams has an official visit with UNLV lined up for this weekend. The state’s second-ranked ATH prospect just finished his first OV with Fresno St. this weekend and was on campus with San Diego St. back in April. Williams holds other offers from Cal, Northern Arizona, and Oregon St.

Williams took in spring practices at Fresno St. and UNLV over the past two weeks. The #2-ATH in PRZ NV’s 2026 rankings also added a third Mountain West offer from UNLV this past week. He’s been one of the biggest risers on the recruiting trail this offseason picking up a total of six D-I offers since January. Williams has official visits locked in with both programs down the road.

Williams picked up his first set of D-I offers from Cal, Oregon St., and Northern Arizona in the final week of the month. The #3 ATH in PRZ NV’s 2026 rankings produced a breakout junior season showing his D-I worthy speed, physicality, and playmaking ability on both sides of the ball for Green Valley. He’s a skilled, strong-handed wideout that’s explosive with the ball in his hands and can make the tough catches over the middle out of the slot. Expect Williams to continue to draw D-I offers and interest over the coming months.

Williams is a speedy two-way player with great route-running ability on the offensive side of the ball. Williams showed on tape the ability to catch the ball over defenders, play physically, and the acceleration to avoid tackles. Williams was flying under the radar, but the secret is now out receiving offers from Oregon St., Cal, and NAU this off-season.

Williams debuts in the top-20 of Nevada’s latest 2026 rankings as a potential breakout candidate going into his junior season. He’s flashed athleticism and playmaking skillset on both sides of the ball (WR/DB) both on JV last season and through this offseason. He has a strong, athletic build at 6’1″/195 with promising speed and hands as a pass catcher. He’s flashed some polish as a route-runner in offseason 1v1s and his ball skills should translate to productive playmaking on either of side of the ball. Look for Williams to prove his upside with a breakout season for Green Valley this fall.