JACKSON, Mississippi -- The wide receiving corps has gotten more interesting, with freshman Daniel Williams turning heads at Jackson State practices lately.
One of Williams’ receptions on Tuesday camp came from about a 40-yard pass from LaMontiez Ivy. Williams juggled the football before controlling it and running into the end zone. The catch drew cheers from his teammates, and even his coaches referred to it as a “Randy Moss” play.
“Danny Williams is learning fast,” head coach Rick Comegy said. “He’s making those acrobat catches. He’s just a tremendous athlete, and he’s going to be playing a lot of football for us.”
Standing 6-foot-3 and weighing 190 pounds, Williams joins a crowded group of receivers, which includes Zachary Pendleton, Michael Perkins, DeSean McKenzie and Tobias Singleton as the main returners.
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