Antonio Williams may be the only realistic sleeper at the receiver position in this class and even that may be a stretch. Heading into 2025, Williams was on a short list of players with a shot to be the top receiver in this draft. Unfortunately, the Clemson program took a step back across the board, and quarterback Cade Klubnik's inconsistency was a big part of the problem. The number of off-target screen passes that Williams was asked to salvage was frustrating to watch, and it took a toll on his production. To his credit, he made the most of a tough situation and played well despite the chaos around him. Williams showed the ability to get open at all three levels, create after the catch, and even contribute in the running game.

Williams benefits in our model from being one of the younger receivers in this class and producing at Clemson at an early age. The biggest surprise in his profile is how well he wins contested catches despite his smaller frame. His efficiency metrics are the biggest detriments to his analytical profile. Williams' name seems to keep coming up as we head into the draft, and I wouldn't be surprised if he hears his name called a little earlier than expected which would help him climb in our model.

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