Work Ethic Driving Clemson’s WR Room

 “About every catch you can think of we are working on,” Williams added.“ And if he’s catching, I'll be here hitting them to make sure we are strong through the catch.”

As he enters his fourth season at Clemson, Williams is already viewed as a top prospect for the 2026 NFL Draft after an impressive 2024 campaign where he caught 75 passes for 904 yards and 11 touchdowns.

In a mock draft put together by ESPN’s Matt Miller, Williams was projected to be picked at No.14 to the Arizona Cardinals.

 “Williams is my current WR1 after a 75-catch, 11-touchdown season as a sophomore in 2024,” Miller said. “At 5-foot-11, 190 pounds, Williams is a quick shifty wideout who has the ability to play outside and in the slot."

As someone who saw immediate playing time while earning Freshman All-American honors, Williams explained that as an upperclassman, he emphasizes the importance of taking care of your body to the team’s younger players.

“Something that I try to teach that I've been through is taking care of your body, that's a big thing that I learned that I wish somebody would've taught me,” Williams said. “Always get in the cold tub, always be in the treatment room. We’ve got everything you need here so just use it and take advantage of everything.”

The wide receiver room gives quarterback Cade Klubnik a variety of strong options, each bringing a different skill set to the table. Fresh off a dominant season where he threw for 3,639 yards and 36 touchdowns, Williams explained that Klubnik has the experience and mental toughness to lead this team to success.

“He’s strong minded. He’s had the pressure on him before and he’s never shied away from it,” Williams said.

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