Bills Scout Top WR Prospect Williams

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The Buffalo Bills are scouting why receiver prospects ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.

They recently met with Clemson's Antonio Williams at the Combine in Indianapolis.

The team wants to bolster their passing game this off season.

William stands 5 foot 11 and weighs 190 pounds.

He's seen as one of the top three receiver prospects in his class.

And a couple others the Bills have also talked to.

His speed, crisp routs, and ability to gain yards after the catch make him stand out.

Buffalo's new offensive coordinator Joe Brady favors versatile playmakers who fit a positionless

scheme.

Williams creates separation quickly and excels in open space, traits that can mesh well

with the Bills approach.

At the Combine, Williams impressed in speed and agility drills.

Scouts noted his quickness and breaks an overall explosiveness against defensive backs.

He's projected as a first round pick, potentially landing right in Buffalo's draft range if they

target a receiver early.

Keep an eye on how this pans out as draft season heats up.

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