This is Clemson, wide receiver Antonio Williams.

Four years at Clemson, and he's just the most slot-only wide receiver that we have in this class.

64 yards per game is what he maxed out at.

He's mostly an underneath threat screens, outrout, shallow crosses. I think really

reliable hands. I think the football intelligence is there. On occasion, there's a couple

runaway routes. I was pretty surprised that he ran 4-4-1 in the 40-yard dash. I think he's more

of a slot underneath

target in the NFL. 5-11.5-187 pounds. As you just mentioned, 4-4-1 with a 15-5-10-yard

split. And shout-out to Antonio Williams for competing at the NFL combine. All right,

83rd percentile shuttle, and you dropped down to a 46th percentile three cone, then 87th percentile vert, and then the 60th percentile broad jump.

So mostly above average to good athletic profile with a lot of that stuff.

I am not certain if that athleticism pops when it comes to individual ISO ball wide receiver stuff.

But the headliner for Antonio Williams is that his

zone feel is by far in a way his best attribute. I mean, you see him slowing his pace or small

steps to get into throwing windows versus zone coverage. And as you and I talk about in a weekly

basis on this channel, the vast majority of coverage right now is zone across the league.

Yes, it'll be inside the slot and he'll just find, you know, where the hook defender is and kind of just work around it. I thought his head popped around and he just caught everything in stride. I think what was interesting with him is yards after the catch wise was like pretty mediocre. And I think that's where we're talking about where like I was surprised by the um the 40 time because I didn't see like initial suddenness after the catch um I do think that

he fought pretty hard and he's 511 187 so he's a little bit bigger than sometimes some of these

slot wide receivers but he's still like a small guy small frame so I think there's like a pretty

clear limitation to what he can be.

But like you said, if your football intelligence is there and you catch everything and most of

the NFL's a zone league, he slides in pretty easily to me as not a number two wide receiver,

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