Williams has easy speed (4.4 40-yard dash) with the ability to run away from people after the catch. Williams uncovers quickly with solid hip fluidity. Williams has a decent release package with room to grow. He has to improve the efficiency of his movements at the top of his stem. His footwork can be choppy at times as he attempts to gear down at the top of his routes. Williams can stretch the field and has solid deep ball tracking. He's a versatile piece for an NFL offense that could eat up zone coverage underneath and also take the top off a defense. Williams has a dense lower half and offers some tackle-breaking ability and YAC skills. Last year, Williams had the eighth-best YAC per reception and ranked 14th in missed tackles. These aren't massive concerns, but Williams has had some issues with drops and isn't a consistent ball-winner at the catch point. His play strength limitations show up in these areas. Williams has a 7.8% collegiate drop rate and has had a 50% or below contested catch rate in three of his five seasons.