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TJ Williams

Defensive Back

2027 Class

5'10" Height

160 Weight

Maple Grove School

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TJ Williams is a 5'10" Defensive Back in the 2027 class. Williams attends Maple Grove in Minnesota. Williams's Player Profile was created on February 12, 2026. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where TJ Williams is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Nate Wahl

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

A defensive back that’s been on our camp radars a handful this summer that had another productive camp showing as one of the best Minnesota cornerbacks in attendance, was Maple Grove’s TJ Williams TJ Williams 5'10" | 160 lbs | DB Maple Grove | 2027 State MN . The 5’9 160 pounder ran a 4.75 40-yard dash and his most productive testing number came with his pro agility which was a top-tier 4.35 amongst the defensive backs in attendance. His ability to pin WRs early in their reps off-balance is what struck a chord with me for TJ in his live eval, as he showed that off numerous times in Grand Forks on Thursday afternoon. I heard a few college coaches mention TJ’s name on Thursday, but as of right now he’s one that surprises me after a production June on the camp circuit, why he doesn’t have an offer yet.

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Oliver West

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

PRZMN has been hearing behind the scenes that Maple Grove DB TJ Williams has been having a good offseason. Well, consider the rumors true, as the Maple Grove CB was an easy selection for top performer status, in all phases of the camp, out of the DB group. One of the quickest, most controlled, and most consistent DBs during drill work, Williams transitioned the successful and impressive warm up into 1v1s with noticeable emphasis. Athletic enough to hang with every WR at the camp in terms of speed/quickness, Williams was very comfortable maintaining phase while keeping his eyes on a WR’s hip as the route developed. He could get in and out of his breaks with ease and was comfortable, physical, and effective when the ball was in the air, whether under a hanging deep ball or a rocket of an underneath throw. Williams was very productive and eye-catching during 1v1s, routinely getting the Minnesota Gopher DBs in attendance hyped thanks to his stickiness throughout competition. Should be a big season for Williams in the new-look 2026 Maple Grove roster.