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Height: 6014<\/span><\/p>\n Weight: 179<\/span><\/p>\n Hand Size: 0928<\/span><\/p>\n Arm Size: 3218<\/span><\/p>\n Wingspan: 7578<\/span><\/p>\n 40-Yard Dash: —<\/span><\/p>\n Vertical Jump: —<\/span><\/p>\n Broad Jump: —<\/span><\/p>\n 3-Cone Drill: —<\/span><\/p>\n Bench Press: —<\/span><\/p>\n Games Watched: Miami 2021, Ole Miss 2021, Texas A&M 2021, Georgia 2021 (NCG)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Jameson Williams transferred from Ohio State to Alabama in the summer of 2021. During his two seasons with the Buckeyes, in a receiver room that included Chris Olave, Garrett Wilson, Jackson Smith-Njigba, and Marvin Harrison, Jr. (yes, son of the HoF wideout Marvin Harrison), Williams had only 15 receptions for 266 yards and 3 touchdowns. Once at Alabama, Williams exploded for 1,572 yards on 79 receptions with 15 touchdowns. His speed on tape is elite, and his career yards per catch of 19.6 yards proves that he is an explosive play waiting to happen. Williams is a threat to all levels of the defense, whether taking the top off of the defense, or winning with short\/intermediate routes and gaining YAC. His route running is exceptional, as well as his separation ability. Williams possesses strong hands and a large catch radius to help complete difficult passes. He has some of the best tracking and body control of this class. In run defense, he is a physical blocker that won\u2019t be a liability if you run to his side. Jameson Williams also provides a ton of versatility, not just as a receiver, but on special teams as well. He asked to be put on the punt team in 2021, and he turned heads as a punt gunner.<\/span><\/p>\n2022 NFL Scouting Combine<\/h3>\n
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