Jimmyll Williams brings explosive, efficient playmaking to Elon’s backfield
In 2025, Williams led Elon with 673 rushing yards on only 104 carries, averaged 6.5 yards per carry, and added 13 catches for 143 yards, making him a versatile, big-play RB rather than just a volume grinder.[2][11] He also showed he can take over games, highlighted by a 172-yard eruption against Hampton and CAA Co-Offensive Player of the Week honors.[2][6] For a team, he looks like a high-efficiency runner with receiving value and momentum, especially if you want a back who can create chunk plays and handle meaningful touches without needing 25 carries a game.[2][11]
