Emory Williams was one of 20 top quarterbacks to take part in the Elite 11 Finals. The Miami commit had a good first day, showing a good mechanical foundation and consistency on a throw to throw basis. Williams was among the better passers in his group, particularly at the out-of-pocket goal line station. He showed the ability to throw with touch and located some nice throws that would’ve fit into tight windows. His play tailed off a bit on day two and three, but Williams still showed some passing ability.

Tough field general that can deliver strikes to his receivers while staring down the barrel at free blitzers. Has a leaner frame with plenty of room to add mass. Stands at 6-foot-4.5, 190 pounds with a 9-inch hand. Has quality velocity on his ball and is a natural passer. Accurate thrower that layers the ball at every level of the field. Threw for 2,168 yards, 16 touchdowns and 3 interceptions on 161 completions for a 63% completion percentage during his junior campaign. Appears to push the ball on deeper throws. Will get simpler for him as he adds mass in…