Currently ranked as a top 150 senior in Pennsylvania, Williams sits squarely in the middle of an FCS level grade. After taking a peek at his most recent game tape, however, I think he needs to be back in the discussion alongside every other senior quarterback in Pennsylvania when talking about who is the best at the position.

Williams stands 6’2 and is now up to 215 pounds. That 20 pound increase is notable on tape and greatly amplifies and justifies my reasoning for elevating him. This is a frame much more suitable for college football and allows me to comfortably raise his grade, knowing he can maintain his mobility and quarterback traits while being better equipped to sustain hits in the pocket with his improved build.

Coming off a Week 4 single game tape that he tagged me in today, Williams showcased more than 250 yards through the air and accounted for three touchdowns. He completed 17 of his 22 passing attempts. I’ve brought up this trait before when evaluating Williams: his red zone accuracy. I’ve seen it in person. I saw it on tape when he was a junior, and his Week 4 tape is showcasing it yet again. Arguably one of the most coveted traits among college coaches is the ability to get into the red zone, remain accurate and finish drives instead of watching them stall and turn into field goal attempts.

Accuracy, depth perception and anticipation skills are all green flags for Williams. This Week 4 tape proves that almost immediately. He is comfortable working out of play action sets, remains patient and can be seen working through his first and second reads. The arm talent to thrust him into the Division I threshold has been there for what feels like two or three years now. He sees the field well and plays as a confident passer.

There seems to be a rhyme or reason behind everything Williams does and reads. Where his eyes go, where his helmet is darting and how he progresses through a play all look deliberate. There doesn’t seem to be confusion in his game, only confidence.

In need of a ranking boost ASAP.

Williams opened up the season, completing 20-of-32 passes for 236 yards and five touchdowns. I thought he did a great job of spreading the football around to his terrific trio of wideouts. Williams also made great decisions on checkdown passes, a couple of which led to scores (more on that later). The only blemish? Two interceptions that went for pick-sixes. Luckily for him and the Crusaders, those didn’t cost him the game. With that being said, Williams and Bishop, McDevitt will be lighting up the scoreboard for the foreseeable future.

Sebastian Williams Sebastian Williams 6'2" | 195 lbs | QB Bishop McDevitt | 2027 State PA returns as the leader of the Bishop McDevitt offense heading into the 2026 season. At 6-foot-2 and 205 pounds, he possesses the size, arm strength, and poise to command the offense with confidence. Williams has the ability to make plays from the pocket while extending drives with his athleticism. His experience and leadership should help elevate the entire offense. Expect him to be one of the top quarterbacks in District 3 this fall.

Sebastian Williams Sebastian Williams 6'2" | 195 lbs | QB Bishop McDevitt | 2027 State PA brings a prototypical quarterback build paired with developing arm talent that projects well at the next level. Williams shows confidence operating from the pocket and displays the ability to make throws at multiple levels of the field. His ball placement and touch on intermediate routes highlight his natural passing mechanics. Williams demonstrates good field awareness and continues to improve his progression reads against defensive coverages. He has enough mobility to extend plays while keeping his eyes downfield to locate secondary targets. His leadership presence and command of the offense allow teammates to rally around his steady demeanor. As he gains additional varsity experience, Williams’ timing and decision-making are expected to elevate his overall production. His physical tools and poise make him a quarterback prospect college coaches will continue monitoring throughout the recruiting cycle.

Sebastian Williams Sebastian Williams 6'2" | 195 lbs | QB Bishop McDevitt | 2027 State PA played great on Saturday to help defeat Peters Township. He threw for 260 yards and 2 touchdowns to help secure the victory for McDevitt. Williams ability to calmly sit in the pocket and throw the ball to his receivers is impressive. He has good pocket presence and has good mechanics and footwork in the pocket. Williams and McDevitt will go for back-to-back titles next week when they face Roman Catholic again in the PIAA 5A Championship game.

Sebastian Williams Sebastian Williams 6'2" | 195 lbs | QB Bishop McDevitt | 2027 State PA had the tough task of replacing former quarterback Stone Saunders, who is currently at Kentucky. He passed it with flying colors as he has been a dominant player all season. He has mastered the RPO game by making the proper reads and throwing the ball. Williams has also shown the ability to make plays with his feet. Playing against Solanco, Williams will need to be at his best. I expect him to be a handful for Solanco to slow down.

Sebastian Williams Sebastian Williams 6'2" | 195 lbs | QB Bishop McDevitt | 2027 State PA is someone I have been watching for a while, and he has been patient as he waited his turn behind Kentucky commit Stone Sanders. Williams has a chance to be a good quarterback for Bishop McDevitt. He is a classic pocket quarterback who throws well in the pocket. He does a nice job with mechanics and footwork in the pocket. I am expecting a big year for Williams this year.

Sebastian Williams Sebastian Williams 6'2" | 195 lbs | QB Bishop McDevitt | 2027 State PA has all the tools to be a good quarterback but will have to wait his time behind talented quarterback Stone Saunders Stone Saunders 6'1" | 205 lbs | QB Bishop McDevitt | 2025 State PA . Williams can still take this year to get ready because he is always one hit away from playing. Williams has the tools as a thrower of the football to be a good quarterback. He has excellent mechanics and does a nice job scrambling around to make a play as well. Williams should be in line to eventually start at quarterback.

Film Review: Sebastian Williams Sebastian Williams 6'2" | 195 lbs | QB Bishop McDevitt | 2027 State PA is a talented quarterback prospect for Bishop McDevitt. He is just stuck behind Kentucky commit Stone Sanders. Williams has limited film, but watching his film you can see talent is there to be a good quarterback. He has a great presence in the pocket. He knows where to go with the ball and throws a good football. Williams will have to sit behind Stone Sanders for one more year, but then he have a chance to start.

Off-Season Update: Williams has been training and is part of a 7 on 7 team. Williams recently visited Penn State and Maryland competing at their camps.