Joseph Williams

AT COLORADO HONORS PFF Big 12 WR of the Week (Week 7) Earl Campbell HM Texas POW (Week 7) Second-Team Phil Steele Preseason All-Big 12 Third-Team Athlon Preseason All-Big 12 2025 (So.) Played in 10 games during the 2025 season, starting in six. Missed one game due to injury. Finished the season second on the team in receptions with 37, receiving yards with 489, and receiving touchdowns with four. Williams was named an honorable mention for the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Player of the Week after catching all eight of his targets for a game-high 128 yards and a touchdown against Iowa State in week seven. PFF Big 12 WR of the Week (Week 7) Earl Campbell HM Texas POW (Week 7) Second-Team Phil Steele Preseason All-Big 12 Third-Team Athlon Preseason All-Big 12 TRANSFER RANKINGS Williams had a .8700 transfer rating from 247 Sports and was ranked as the No. 286 overall player in the transfer portal and the No. 58 wide receiver. (As of Jan. 14, 2024) He joins Colorado with four years to play three. AT TULSA Played one season at Tulsa for head coach Kevin Wilson. He played in all 12 games during his freshman season and started five. Named the American Conference Freshman of the Year after finishing the season with 30 receptions and 588 receiving yards, both of which were second on the team. He also caught five receiving touchdowns and averaged 19.6 yards per reception, which was good for 12th in the country. Williams became the first Hurricane player to win the American Conference Freshman of the Year. He had three straight games of 100 or more receiving yards, only the second freshman from Tulsa to do so. His 588 receiving yards were the sixth most of any freshman in Division One. HIGH SCHOOL RANKINGS A three-star prospect by the recruiting services. 247 Sports listed him as the No. 103 athlete in the country and the No. 168 player from Texas. The 247 Sports Composite ranked Williams the No. 1,362 player in the country, the No. 119 athlete, and the No. 168 player from Texas. The On3 Industry Ranking listed him as the No. 1,305 player in the country, the No. 51 athlete, and the No. 188 player from Texas. AT MANSFIELD SUMMIT Played four years at Mansfield Summit for head coach Channon Hall. He played receiver and safety for the Jaguars. He helped his team to the state semifinals in his first two seasons. Totaled 2,054 yards and 35 touchdowns on offense while compiling 31 tackles, three interceptions, and eight blocked kicks during his career. Named the District Utility MVP as a senior. He also lettered in track and field.