Tre is a quarterback who shows a natural feel for the position and the ability to make plays when it matters most. On film, he demonstrates solid mechanics and a quick release, allowing him to get the ball out efficiently and keep the offense in rhythm. He does a good job delivering accurate throws and putting his playmakers in position to succeed.

He reads defenses well and makes smart decisions, showing patience in the pocket while working through his progressions. When pressure comes, Tre stays composed, using his awareness to move within the pocket and extend plays without forcing throws.

What stands out on tape is his competitiveness and leadership. He plays with confidence, controls the tempo of the offense, and consistently finds ways to make an impact, making him a reliable quarterback who can lead his team effectively.

Tre has been putting on a show this season, throwing for 1,089 yards with 12 touchdowns to just 2 interceptions. His ability to spread the ball around and make big plays when it matters has turned him into the leader of his offense. Tre combines poise in the pocket with a quick release, keeping defenses off balance and opening up scoring opportunities week after week. His production so far shows not only efficiency but also the confidence to push the ball downfield, making him one of the most exciting quarterbacks to watch this season.

A junior QB to buy stock in now, Williams was poised and intentional in his reads in a big-time Week 3 win over Rockwall. He looked calm and collected inside the pocket all game, calmly going through his progressions and delivering strikes within the creases of zone coverages. Tre had a plan to take what the defense gave him, which he executed effectively, completing passes at all three levels. He totaled 230 yards with 3 touchdowns, while also showcasing some of his dual-threat talents. Expect Williams’ recruitment to ramp up throughout his junior season, as he currently holds offers from Sacramento State, Marshall, and UNLV.

The Farmers’ success started with their quarterback. Williams delivered a masterclass performance, tossing five touchdowns and surpassing 200 passing yards for the second straight week. What stood out wasn’t just the stats, but the variety of ways he attacked the defense. Williams threw with touch on the deep ball, changed arm angles to avoid rushers, and showed poise in the pocket while also flashing mobility when plays broke down. Recruiters will love his ability to make every throw on the route tree. His ceiling continues to climb.

While he may not possess a massive frame, Williams has all the poise, physicality, and arm strength necessary to command the offense. He consistently steps up in the pocket and, with a quick release, darts passes throughout the field in the face of pressure. Some could say he resembles the feisty and versatile play of Dillon Gabriel. He delivers passes with ease and great touch down the sideline. Tre excels at both getting the ball out quickly and evading pressure throughout the pocket. He also showcases legitimate dual-threat (4.75) speed. In 2024, Williams put together a solid season, accumulating over 1,650 yards and 16 touchdowns. The Farmers’ QB should be in store for a major step forward this season, as he adds to his offer list, which includes Arizona State, UNLV, and Marshall.

On a steady rise in Texas’ 2027 quarterback class, Williams made a name for himself as the starting quarterback for Lewisville, leading his team to a playoff berth as a sophomore. Williams possesses a big arm, throws from a solid base, and has the ability to thread the needle in tight coverage. He also displays excellent touch on the deep ball, making him a well-rounded passer. This offseason, he has continued to impress, looking sharp in several 7v7 tournaments and at the Under Armour Camp in Dallas. His stellar play has earned him an invite to the Elite 11 Regional Showcase. His recruitment is picking up, with offers from UNLV, Arizona State, and Marshall, and more programs will start to take notice of his talent.

Williams possesses the skill set to make game-changing throws, and his performance will be pivotal for Lewisville as they face Denton Guyer. He has impressive arm talent, Williams can make every throw on the field, while his calm demeanor under pressure sets him apart. In a recent victory over Braswell, he showcased his abilities by throwing for 243 yards and 3 touchdowns. Williams will be a crucial factor in the Farmers’ efforts to overcome a talented Guyer team.

Williams will open the season as the starting signal caller for the Farmers and he the skill set to make big plays. I had a chance to see Williams in the spring at the Farmers practice and at several 7v7 tournaments. His ball placement is superb and he seemed to get better at each stop. He has a cannon, he can make accurate throws into small passing windows and he has the arm talent to push the ball outside the numbers with precision. Tre throws from a solid base, his footwork is clean and he has a quick release. Williams will be a key cog in the Farmers offense this season. He has offers from Marshall, Arizona State, UNLV and Colorado State.