Tyler doesn’t waste much time showing you what he can do. On the first play of his highlights, he flashes the playmaking ability that has helped him put together 22 receptions for 424 yards and seven touchdowns. He does a nice job getting himself into open space and giving his quarterback a window to get him the football. What caught my attention is how he can make a play develop quickly once the ball comes his way. Seven touchdowns on 22 catches also speaks to how often he is turning his opportunities into points. Tyler is putting together some good tape and continues to give you reasons to watch.

Williams proved to be a QBs favorite target. With his 6’2-6’3 frame, he provides a large catch radius and will go up and get the ball. He is physical at the catch-point and uses his body well to shield off defenders from the ball. Williams is a serious redzone plus threat, winning jump balls and making himself available on scramble drills. He is a willing blocker who looks to put opposing players on the ground with his physicality.

Williams makes those contested catches look easy with great concentration. He does an excellent job working outside of the numbers and turning a positive gain out of nothing. Williams recorded 689 receiving yards and 8 touchdowns on 48 catches. He has shown much promise in his game and a player who will be drawing eyes with his early success.

Tyler brought smooth, explosive movement to the Navy Combine, standing out for his ability to run precise routes with sudden bursts of speed. He displayed strong hand-eye coordination, making catches look natural even when adjusting to off-target passes. Tyler’s competitiveness was evident on every rep, as he attacked each drill with energy and maintained focus in high-pressure situations. His ability to create separation and finish plays in space highlighted both his athleticism and football instincts. Overall, Tyler’s performance marked him as a reliable and dynamic receiver with the tools to continue developing at a high level.

Tyler is already showing the traits of a playmaking wideout. He runs smooth routes for his age, creating separation with quick cuts and sharp breaks. Once the ball is in his hands, he shows good vision and the ability to turn short gains into explosive plays. His confidence and natural feel for the position stand out, and as he continues to refine his route tree and build strength, Tyler has the upside to be a go to target in any offense.

Williams made a strong impression with his size and the polish he has in his game. At 6-foot-2, 170 pounds, he’s a smooth route runner with strong hands and a large catch radius. Williams consistently created separation and has the upside to develop into a top receiver in his class.