What is Antonio Williams's Speed Score?

Antonio Williams's Speed Score ranks in the 54th percentile among NFL prospects at the position.

What round was Antonio Williams drafted in?

Antonio Williams was selected in Round 3, Pick 71 by the WSH.

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Antonio Williams

WR · #60

WAS · WR · Age 28

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Current statusWAS

Prospect Profile2026 Class

26.5Composite Score

Composite Breakdown

Each row compares Antonio Williams to other 2026 prospects in that signal — except Class × Draft Slot, which shows the editorial multiplier applied to Antonio Williams's 2026-class + draft-slot combo (baseline 1.00× = neutral).

Computed from 4 of 6 signals

Draft Capital25%~averageRound 3, Pick 71
Combine Athletic17%~average
Rookie ADP17%
Expert Consensus17%~average
College Production15%
Class × Draft Slot9%+5% (1.05×)+5% (1.05×)0.60

Class rank: 58th percentile

40-Yd82%

Bench12%

Vertical90%

Broad68%

3-Cone45%

Speed54%

Burst83%

Agility47%

HaSS50%

SPARQ-x66%

BMI17%

Catch Rad.59%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Antonio Williams's Speed Score?: Antonio Williams's Speed Score ranks in the 54th percentile among NFL prospects at the position.

Risk & Opportunity Analysis (4 flags)

Risk Flags

Target Volume
Williams sits behind an established WR1 in Terry McLaurin and a veteran in Stefon Diggs, capping his target ceiling as a rotational complement rather than a primary read in Jayden Daniels' offense.

Opportunity Flags

Offensive Context
Diggs occupies a rotational, veteran role rather than a locked-in WR1/2 workload; if that share continues to erode, Williams' versatile skill set positions him as a plausible internal beneficiary in future seasons.
Scheme Fit
Williams' ability to line up both outside (Z) and in the slot (F) gives the offensive coordinator flexibility to scheme him snaps across personnel groupings, a path to more usage than a fixed-alignment rookie would get.
QB Dependency
Playing alongside an elite-caliber quarterback in Jayden Daniels raises the per-target efficiency ceiling for every complementary weapon in this passing game, Williams included.

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