Cameron

Williams

Williams (6’6/317) was a blue-chip prospect who ranked as a top-10 offensive lineman from the class of 2022 according to On3. The heralded recruit logged just 148 reps as a reserve RT in his first two seasons but logged 975 snaps during Texas’s CFP Playoff run this year, earning 71st percentile grades in both passing and run blocking. His 84th percentile zone run block grade is light years better than the 52.3 grade he scored in gap scheme rushes. Williams had some missteps in pass pro, earning just a 55.7 grade on true pass sets, allowing 26 pressures while leading the class with 16 penalties called against him. He lacks the agility and brisk kickstep of many of his 2025 classmates which he will need to overcome with power and refined technique at the next level. As an early entrant, Williams could have benefited from working on his craft and making another run at the National Title with Texas.

Williams (6'5"/360) was a Oregon commit until last week, and has now joined up with the Longhorns. Texas is having quite a nice offseason despite their disastrous 2021. He’s the 37th ranked OT in the class, and the 64th overall player out of Texas.

Williams (6'5/360) is rated as the 43rd offensive tackle and 61st overall prospect in the talent-laden state of Texas from the 2022 prep cycle. He has been a busy bee on the recruiting trail this month, having made trips to Texas Tech, Miami, Texas, Oklahoma and Oregon. The Ducks outlasted 30 other schools who offered Williams, with the giant tackle being the 12th player to commit from their 2022 class that currently ranks second in the Pac-12 and 20th overall.