Williams proved why he’s considered one of the top senior quarterbacks in Texas. The dual-threat playmaker accounted for nearly all of Anna’s offensive production, throwing for 370 yards and five touchdowns while also leading the team in rushing with 74 yards. His ability to make plays under pressure, extend drives with his legs, and deliver accurate passes downfield makes him a true game-changer.

Ziondre is a true dual-threat quarterback who can hurt defenses with both his arm and his legs. He shows poise in the pocket, able to deliver accurate throws, but also has the athleticism to extend plays and pick up big gains on the ground. His ability to improvise when a play breaks down makes him difficult to contain, and his versatility forces defenses to stay honest. Ziondre’s combination of passing ability and dynamic playmaking as a runner makes him one of the most dangerous and exciting quarterbacks to watch.

A proven winner, Williams already owns a state championship ring and brings veteran experience to Anna’s offense. He’s the definition of a dual-threat quarterback, strong enough to make every throw and fast enough to break off chunk plays on the ground. His arm is live, and he gets the ball out with a quick, compact release that allows him to deliver strikes outside the numbers. What makes him especially dangerous is his ability to extend plays: Williams evades pressure with ease but never drops his eyes, always scanning for opportunities downfield. Against Lovejoy, he put together one of the most balanced performances of the season, throwing for 268 yards and four touchdowns while rushing for 180 yards and another score in a 45–14 win.

Williams is coming off a statement Week 1 performance, leading Anna to a victory over Argyle Liberty Christian. With a strong arm and impressive accuracy both in the pocket and on the move, he makes throws to every level of the field. His deep-ball touch stretches defenses, while his composure in the pocket shows maturity beyond his years. Williams gives Anna stability at the most important position in football, and with him under center, the Coyotes will be in contention every Friday night.

Repping the number 8 in purple is not the only reason Williams resembles a young Lamar Jackson. With a calm demeanor, elusive footwork, and athleticism, before even mentioning his throwing abilities, Williams is a major problem shedding sacks and moving outside the pocket. He constantly moves up, down, left, and right in the pocket, completing passes with various arm angles. With good arm strength and great touch on passes over the top, the star flashes as good as any signal-caller out there. Additionally, Williams has the speed and agility to break off long runs into the endzone. These traits allowed Ziondre to compile over 3,000 passing yards, over 1,000 rushing yards, and 52 total touchdowns. Expect another monster season from Wiliams in 2025, where he will look to grow his offer list, which already includes North Texas, Southern Miss, and UTEP.

Williams followed up his sophomore state championship run with a spectacular junior season, further cementing his status as one of the most dynamic quarterbacks in the state. He has a big arm that enables him to have deep ball accuracy, Williams is equally dangerous as a passer and a runner. His athleticism in the pocket and elusiveness in the open field make him a dual-threat capable of breaking off a game-changing run at any moment. Williams finished the season with 3,242 passing yards and 39 touchdowns through the air, adding 1,006 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns on the ground. With offers from Pittsburgh, North Texas, and UTSA, Williams is poised for an exciting senior campaign

Williams can make all the throws on the route tree and he has the arm talent to thread the needle into tight coverage windows. Ziondre is calm in the pocket with clean footwork and he has the pocket awareness to avoid the rush. Williams has superb field vision with ability to keep his eyes downfield despite the pressure around him. He had a phenomenal sophomore season, leading Anna to a state title. Williams is a talented passer who has a quick release and he has the ability to make big throws in rhythm and on time. Ziondre is on this list because he is one of the top returning passers in the DFW area and he has the skill set to make big plays with his arm. College programs have taken notice. Offers have come in from UTSA, Louisiana Tech, Pittsburg and Texas State.