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Round:

1.1	Las Vegas Raiders	Fernando Mendoza	QB, Indiana
1.2	New York Jets	Arvell Reese	LB/EDGE, Ohio State
1.3	Arizona Cardinals	Rueben Bain Jr.	EDGE, Miami
1.4	Tennessee Titans	Jeremiyah Love	RB, Notre Dame
1.5	New York Giants	Caleb Downs	SAF, Ohio State
1.6	Cleveland Browns	Francis Mauigoa	OT, Miami
1.7	Washington Commanders	David Bailey	EDGE, Texas Tech
1.8	New Orleans Saints	Cashius Howell	EDGE, Texas A&M
1.9	Kansas City Chiefs	Carnell Tate	WR, Ohio State	User Pick
1.10	Cincinnati Bengals	Dillon Thieneman	SAF, Oregon
1.11	Miami Dolphins	Mansoor Delane	CB, LSU
1.12	Dallas Cowboys	Sonny Styles	LB, Ohio State
1.13	Los Angeles Rams	Jordyn Tyson	WR, Arizona State
1.14	Baltimore Ravens	Kenyon Sadiq	TE, Oregon
1.15	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	CJ Allen	LB, Georgia
1.16	New York Jets	Avieon Terrell	CB, Clemson
1.17	Detroit Lions	Spencer Fano	OT/IOL, Utah
1.18	Minnesota Vikings	Emmanuel McNeil-Warren	SAF, Toledo
1.19	Carolina Panthers	Makai Lemon	WR, USC
1.20	Dallas Cowboys	Jermod McCoy	CB, Tennessee
1.21	Pittsburgh Steelers	Ty Simpson	QB, Alabama
1.22	Los Angeles Chargers	Olaivavega Ioane	IOL, Penn State
1.23	Philadelphia Eagles	Omar Cooper Jr.	WR, Indiana
1.24	Cleveland Browns	Denzel Boston	WR, Washington
1.25	Chicago Bears	Keldric Faulk	EDGE, Auburn
1.26	Buffalo Bills	Keionte Scott	SAF/CB, Miami
1.27	San Francisco 49ers	Monroe Freeling	OT, Georgia
1.28	Houston Texans	Peter Woods	IDL, Clemson
1.29	Kansas City Chiefs	Akheem Mesidor	EDGE, Miami	User Pick
1.30	Denver Broncos	Jacob Rodriguez	LB, Texas Tech
1.31	New England Patriots	Zion Young	EDGE, Missouri
1.32	Seattle Seahawks	Colton Hood	CB, Tennessee
2.1	New York Jets	KC Concepcion	WR, Texas A&M
2.2	Arizona Cardinals	Caleb Lomu	OT, Utah
2.3	Tennessee Titans	T.J. Parker	EDGE, Clemson
2.4	Las Vegas Raiders	Chris Brazzell II	WR, Tennessee
2.5	New York Giants	Zachariah Branch	WR, Georgia
2.6	Houston Texans	Blake Miller	OT, Clemson
2.7	Cleveland Browns	Romello Height	EDGE, Texas Tech
2.8	Kansas City Chiefs	Brandon Cisse	CB, South Carolina	User Pick
2.9	Cincinnati Bengals	Derrick Moore	EDGE, Michigan
2.10	New Orleans Saints	Antonio Williams	WR, Clemson
2.11	Miami Dolphins	Chris Bell	WR, Louisville
2.12	New York Jets	Eli Stowers	TE, Vanderbilt
2.13	Baltimore Ravens	Malachi Fields	WR, Notre Dame
2.14	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	R Mason Thomas	EDGE, Oklahoma
2.15	Indianapolis Colts	Elijah Sarratt	WR, Indiana
2.16	Atlanta Falcons	Skyler Bell	WR, Connecticut
2.17	Minnesota Vikings	Chris Johnson	CB, San Diego State
2.18	Detroit Lions	Kadyn Proctor	OT/IOL, Alabama
2.19	Carolina Panthers	Max Iheanachor	OT, Arizona State
2.20	Green Bay Packers	Gennings Dunker	IOL/OT, Iowa
2.21	Pittsburgh Steelers	Keith Abney II	CB, Arizona State
2.22	Philadelphia Eagles	D'Angelo Ponds	CB, Indiana
2.23	Los Angeles Chargers	Caleb Banks	IDL, Florida
2.24	Jacksonville Jaguars	Jadarian Price	RB, Notre Dame
2.25	Chicago Bears	Austin Barber	OT, Florida
2.26	San Francisco 49ers	Ted Hurst	WR, Georgia State
2.27	Houston Texans	Emmanuel Pregnon	IOL, Oregon
2.28	Chicago Bears	Kayden McDonald	IDL, Ohio State
2.29	Los Angeles Rams	Caleb Tiernan	OT, Northwestern
2.30	Denver Broncos	Max Klare	TE, Ohio State
2.31	New England Patriots	Bryce Lance	WR, North Dakota State
2.32	Seattle Seahawks	Mike Washington Jr.	RB, Arkansas
3.1	Arizona Cardinals	Garrett Nussmeier	QB, LSU
3.2	Tennessee Titans	Deion Burks	WR, Oklahoma
3.3	Las Vegas Raiders	Chase Bisontis	IOL, Texas A&M
3.4	Philadelphia Eagles	Gabe Jacas	EDGE, Illinois
3.5	Houston Texans	Ja'Kobi Lane	WR, USC
3.6	Cleveland Browns	Chandler Rivers	CB, Duke
3.7	Washington Commanders	Germie Bernard	WR, Alabama
3.8	Cincinnati Bengals	Lee Hunter	IDL, Texas Tech
3.9	New Orleans Saints	Julian Neal	CB, Arkansas
3.10	Kansas City Chiefs	Christen Miller	IDL, Georgia	User Pick
3.11	Miami Dolphins	Jack Endries	TE, Texas
3.12	Pittsburgh Steelers	Jonah Coleman	RB, Washington
3.13	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Will Lee III	CB, Texas A&M
3.14	Indianapolis Colts	Joshua Josephs	EDGE, Tennessee
3.15	Atlanta Falcons	Devin Moore	CB, Florida
3.16	Baltimore Ravens	Dani Dennis-Sutton	EDGE, Penn State
3.17	Jacksonville Jaguars	Daylen Everette	CB, Georgia
3.18	Minnesota Vikings	Chris McClellan	IDL, Missouri
3.19	Carolina Panthers	Josiah Trotter	LB, Missouri
3.20	Green Bay Packers	Davison Igbinosun	CB, Ohio State
3.21	Pittsburgh Steelers	Markel Bell	OT, Miami
3.22	Los Angeles Chargers	Malik Muhammad	CB, Texas
3.23	Miami Dolphins	Carson Beck	QB, Miami
3.24	Jacksonville Jaguars	Darrell Jackson Jr.	IDL, Florida State
3.25	Chicago Bears	Connor Lew	IOL, Auburn
3.26	Miami Dolphins	A.J. Haulcy	SAF, LSU
3.27	Buffalo Bills	Reggie Virgil	WR, Texas Tech
3.28	Dallas Cowboys	LT Overton	EDGE, Alabama
3.29	Los Angeles Rams	Cole Payton	QB, North Dakota State
3.30	Denver Broncos	Rayshaun Benny	IDL, Michigan
3.31	New England Patriots	Jake Golday	LB, Cincinnati
3.32	Seattle Seahawks	Malachi Lawrence	EDGE, UCF
3.33	Minnesota Vikings	Brian Parker II	IOL/OT, Duke
3.34	Philadelphia Eagles	Jake Slaughter	IOL, Florida
3.35	Pittsburgh Steelers	Brenen Thompson	WR, Mississippi State
3.36	Jacksonville Jaguars	Parker Brailsford	IOL, Alabama

Antonio Williams

Clemson

height

"5'11"""

weight

190

position rank

overall rank

Available

Analyst's Report

Antonio Williams Scouting Report

Antonio Williams is a dynamic, explosive playmaker who wins all over the field and has the opportunity to be a No. 1 option for an NFL offense.

Draft Grade: Round 2 - Winning Starter

Strengths:

Explosive: Williams is an explosive playmaker with the ball in his hands who can create big-time plays.

Versatile: Williams can align in multiple positions and be utilized in multiple ways offensively. Williams can play on the outside, in the slot, or coming out of the backfield to create advantageous matchups.

Ball Tracking: Williams does an excellent job tracking the deep ball, making him a prime candidate to take deep shots with.

RAC: Williams has a strong, sturdy frame combined with elusiveness, which allows him to win both running through arm tackles or making defenders miss in space.

Concerns:

Overall Size: Williams appears to be right on the threshold of what NFL teams may consider for a WR1 role. Some NFL teams may view Williams as a candidate to play primarily in the slot.

Injury: Williams has had lower-body injuries in his collegiate career—something to monitor as a non-recurring issue.