Greg Williams is a 6'0" Linebacker in the 2026 class.
Williams attends Auburn in Alabama.
Williams's Player Profile was created on March 25, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Greg
WilliamsLB
Class
2026
Height
6'0"
Weight
210
HS
Auburn
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AL
Recruiting Report (2/10)- Latest Offers and Signees
Greg Williams is a talented LB from Auburn who signed on to play for a great in-state program...
Written by Cooper Morreale
Greg
WilliamsLB
Class
2026
Height
6'0"
Weight
210
HS
Auburn
|
AL
PRZ AL Game of the Week: Auburn (9-2) vs. Daphne (9-2)
Greg Williams is a dominant LB who has been one of Auburn’s leading tacklers this season. “Williams is...
Written by Cooper Morreale
Greg
WilliamsLB
Class
2026
Height
6'0"
Weight
210
HS
Auburn
|
AL
2026 Watch List- 5 Defenders Everyone Needs to Watch This Fall
Greg Williams is a dominant LB out of Auburn who left us seriously impressed after his performance last...
Written by Cooper Morreale
Greg
WilliamsLB
Class
2026
Height
6'0"
Weight
210
HS
Auburn
|
AL
Diamonds in the Rough- 2026s Set for Huge Seasons this Fall
Greg WIlliams is a really talented LB out of Auburn who was a huge piece of their highly...
“Williams is excellent in pursuit- he is great at tracking and hustling to the ball regardless of where he lined up pre-snap, especially against the run. When defending the run, Williams does an excellent job filling in rushing lanes, fighting off blockers, and taking down the ball carrier right at or behind the line of scrimmage.
On passing downs, Williams brings the same level of impact- he’s reliable out in coverage, doesn’t allow for easy catches, and can track and make plays on the ball using his hands.“
After a terrific senior season, Williams signed on with Samford this past week!
I think the best is ahead for Williams. He’s a seriously talented player who’s bringing a ton of talent and potential to Birmingham.
“Williams is excellent in pursuit- he is great at tracking and hustling to the ball regardless of where he lined up pre-snap, especially against the run. When defending the run, Williams does an excellent job filling in rushing lanes, fighting off blockers, and taking down the ball carrier right at or behind the line of scrimmage.
On passing downs, Williams brings the same level of impact- he’s reliable out in coverage, doesn’t allow for easy catches, and can track and make plays on the ball using his hands.“
Williams can attack the run and defend the pass as well as anyone. He’s a versatile linebacker we’ll have to keep track of in this matchup. He’s bound to make some big plays.
Be sure to check out some of Williams’ tape below:
“Williams is excellent in pursuit- he is great at tracking and hustling to the ball regardless of where he lined up pre-snap, especially against the run. When defending the run, Williams does an excellent job filling in rushing lanes, fighting off blockers, and taking down the ball carrier right at or behind the line of scrimmage.
On passing downs, Williams brings the same level of impact- he’s reliable out in coverage, doesn’t allow for easy catches, and can track and make plays on the ball using his hands.“
Williams was really productive for Auburn’s defense last fall, ending his junior year with 84 total tackles (42 solo, 10 for loss) and one INT.
A few weeks back, Williams committed to North Alabama! It’ll be exciting watching him this fall; he should be on everyone’s radar heading into the season.
Williams had a great season last fall- make sure you check out some of his film below:
Greg WIlliams is a really talented LB out of Auburn who was a huge piece of their highly successful defense last fall.
Williams is an every-down playmaker who can defend the run and pass extremely well.
Williams is excellent in pursuit- he is great at tracking and hustling to the ball regardless of where he lined up pre-snap, especially against the run. When defending the run, Williams does an excellent job filling in rushing lanes, fighting off blockers, and taking down the ball carrier right at or behind the line of scrimmage.
On passing downs, Williams brings the same level of impact- he’s really reliable out in coverage, doesn’t allow for easy catches. and can track and make plays on the ball using his hands.
Williams was really productive for Auburn’s defense last fall, ending his junior year with 84 total tackles (42 solo, 10 for loss) and one INT.
Williams has started to see his name get out there in the recruiting world, earlier this offseason he picked up an offer from Alabama A&M. Be sure to check out his tape below, he’s got a huge senior year ahead and deserves more eyes.