The Clemson wideout could go on Day 2 of the NFL Draft after running a 4.41 40-yard dash.
A quiet winner at the NFL Scouting Combine, Clemson’s Antonio Williams will be an appealing prospect after an impressive showing in Indianapolis. The elusive slot receiver measured in at 5’11 ½” and 187 pounds, with 9 ¼” hands and 30 ¾” arms. Williams ran a notable 4.41 40-yard dash, showing he has the long speed to go with this shiftiness. He also posted a 1.55 10-yard split and had a 39.5” vertical jump and a 10’4” broad jump.
Williams played four seasons with the Tigers, finishing his collegiate career with 207 catches for 2,320 yards and 21 receiving touchdowns. He also brings some versatility as a ball-carrier, rushing 25 times for 187 yards and two scores.
For fantasy, Williams will have a hard time making a major impact during his rookie season unless he lands with a team that installs him as a starter right away. Early on, he’ll be a late-round WR4/WR5 stash, one you keep on your bench hoping for a late-season breakout.
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Clemson Tigers star wide receiver Antonio Williams has declared for the 2026 NFL Draft.
Clemson wide receiver Antonio Williams announced on his social media he will declare for the 2026 NFL Draft, opting to forgo his remaining collegiate eligibility. Williams emerged as one of the Tigers’ most reliable offensive weapons, showcasing sharp route-running, strong hands, and consistent production against ACC competition. After serving as a focal point in Clemson’s passing attack, Williams now turns his attention to the pre-draft process, where his versatility and ability to create separation should draw interest from NFL teams looking to add playmaking depth at wide receiver.
Williams is often compared to slot receivers with great quickness and route-running, NFL player comp Jayden Reed.
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