Jameson Williams, Detroit, Wide Receiver - 247 Sports

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Evaluated 11/09/2018

AllenTrieu Allen Trieu National Recruiting Analyst

Projection

2-3 Round Day 2

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Wiry and skinny at the moment. Solid height and length, but still needs to fill out his frame. Exceptional explosiveness and speed. One of the faster players in the country with the track times to back that up. Eats up cushion quickly and is fluid in his breaks. Can make cuts without needing to throttle down too much. Can take short passes and go the distance from anywhere on the field. Also a dangerous return man. Still has to get stronger, which will help his blocking improve and his ability to break tackles in the open field, but he does show balance and elusiveness in the open field as well. He is not just a straight line guy. He projects as a kid who can go in the slot at times or play outside, but will be a playmaker and a scoring threat every time he touches the ball in college. He currently projects as a potential second day draft choice (2nd-3rd Round) but could go higher if he adds the necessary bulk and strength.

H.S. Athletic Background

Jameson Williams is a 6-1.5, 170-pound Wide Receiver from Saint Louis, MO. Williams led Cardinal Ritter to the Class 3 state championship game his senior season. He holds the state record in the 300-meter hurdles, a mark previously set by former Buckeye great Ezekiel Elliott. Williams won two state track and field titles during the spring of his junior year.

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