C.J. Williams Joins Jaguars, Bringing Breakout Potential

On April 26th, the Jacksonville Jaguars grabbed wide receiver CJ Williams with the 233rd pick in the 2026 NFL draft.

This 6-foot, 203-pound speedster wraps up his college days after Stinsett was constant in Stanford, bringing solid depth to their offense.

Williams kicked off at USC as a top 100 recruit back in 2022, barely seeing the field as a freshman.

He bounced to Wisconsin for the 2023 and 2024 seasons, hauling in 31 catches for 396 yards.

And two scores before heading to Stanford in the 2025 offseason.

Fans remember him as a hyped transfer who didn't fully explode in Madison, but he turned heads with steady play.

His journey shows the grind to portal moves, building skills across programs without dominating early.

Then came his breakout at Stanford in 2025, leading with 59 receptions, 749 yards, and 6 touchdowns.

That sparked interest from Scouts hunting late-round gems for outside depth.

Now Williams links up with Brian Thomas Jr., Jacobi Myers, and Parker Washington and Jacksonville's receiver crew.

Setting up intriguing battles in, camp as the Jags eye a deeper attack next fall.