Williams is a versatile gadget playmaker on offense with experience operating in the slot and out of the backfield. He is a yards-after-catch machine and can be trusted to create his own yards. He is light on his feet and flashes some impressive short-area quickness, which he pairs with good peripheral vision to pinpoint and take advantage of running lanes. He has adequate straight line speed and ran 11.38 in the 100M in 2024. Williams is hard to tackle in a phone booth and proves it on tape.

*Williams now plays at Prattville*

JJ Williams JJ Williams 5'10" | 185 lbs | ATH Montgomery Catholic | 2026 State AL is a do-it-all athlete who can impact the game in all three phases. His combination of size and speed allows him to excel at multiple positions, including running back, linebacker, and return specialist. Williams thrives in open space, using his agility and vision to break big plays, whether carrying the ball or returning kicks. Defensively, his physicality and instincts make him a reliable tackler and a disruptive presence in the box. With his versatility and playmaking ability, Williams is a prospect who will continue to turn heads as he develops.

JJ Williams JJ Williams 5'10" | 185 lbs | ATH Montgomery Catholic | 2026 State AL stands out with a combination of speed and agility that makes him a nightmare for defenders. His ability to create separation off the line is impressive for a 2026 prospect, showing maturity in his route-running technique. Williams is known for his reliable hands, making tough catches look easy, even in double coverage. He’s also a versatile receiver who can stretch the field on deep routes or find openings on short slants, making him a consistent playmaker. With continued development, he has the potential to be a highly sought-after D1 recruit.

JJ Williams JJ Williams 5'10" | 185 lbs | ATH Montgomery Catholic | 2026 State AL is a highly talented prospect out of Montgomery Catholic that has been able to contribute and produce a ton over the last few seasons. Williams lines up as a wide receiver and defensive back and can make game-changing plays at both positions. Williams plays with a lot of speed and instincts. On offense easily burns defensive backs downfield and can make defenders miss, and on defense, he always finds himself around the ball racking up tackles and pass breakups. Last fall Williams had a breakout sophomore season that featured him recording 24 carries for 251 yards and 4 touchdowns, 32 receptions for 458 yards and 3 touchdowns, and 13 total tackles (11 solo, one for loss) one sack, and one interception. With how well he played last fall, Williams is definitely going to be a player to watch out for this season. Be sure to tune in this season- he and Montgomery Catholic are both set up for big years this fall!