Amaree Williams was on track to be a high school senior in 2024 before reclassifying and signing with Florida State. But he still would have been a redshirt candidate, perhaps playing four games as an undersized defensive end.
A plan to have Williams line up at tight end played out well for his development. Williams played 148 snaps, grabbing five catches for 78 yards and two touchdowns. That on-field time has helped in his development and now the planned shift back to defensive end this spring.
“Something I always bring up is I wouldn’t have had a year worth of experience,” Williams said. “Just getting on the field, playing, playing fast, I feel like that’s the biggest thing for me right now is just slowing down everything in my head and just play. I’m an athlete. I’m able to make plays.”
A plan to have Williams line up at tight end played out well for his development. Williams played 148 snaps, grabbing five catches for 78 yards and two touchdowns. That on-field time has helped in his development and now the planned shift back to defensive end this spring.
“Something I always bring up is I wouldn’t have had a year worth of experience,” Williams said. “Just getting on the field, playing, playing fast, I feel like that’s the biggest thing for me right now is just slowing down everything in my head and just play. I’m an athlete. I’m able to make plays.”
FSU's Amaree Williams shows off athleticism in shift back to DE this spring
Now a DE, Amaree Williams' athleticism and skill have impressed FSU's coaches and teammates.
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