Needing help alongside Terry McLaurin, the Commanders drafted Williams early in the third round this spring, 71st overall. He was a four-year contributor at Clemson, catching 208 passes for 2,336 yards and 21 TDs while playing more than three-fourths of his snaps in the slot. Williams' most productive season came in 2024, when he had a 75-904-11 receiving line and 7-101-1 rushing line in 14 games. He also returned punts for the Tigers, but he never scored a TD and averaged a modest 9.0 yards per return. The general theme is volume over explosiveness, with Williams averaging between 10.2 and 12.1 yards per reception each season. He might average even less than that as a slot specialist in the NFL, but a strong showing at the 2026 Combine (4.41 40, 39.5-inch vertical) suggests there's at least some chance of handling perimeter work. For now, Williams may just compete for the third or fourth spot at wide receiver, with Terry McLaurin and Stefon Diggs entrenched atop the depth chart.