Jafar Williams brings Terp-tested speed and big-play DNA
In the 2002 season, Jafar Williams was a true downfield threat for Maryland, finishing with 90 career catches, 1,301 yards, and seven touchdowns, including a memorable 64-yard score in the Orange Bowl[2][3]. His 20.07 yards per catch that season still ranks third in school history, which tells you the separator here: vertical burst, explosive playmaking, and the ability to flip a game in one snap[3]. He fit as a big-bodied, athletic receiver with good speed and yards-after-catch juice[5].
