Two-Way Wing Who Brings Shooting, Activity, and Edge
Williams is best known as a tough, high-motor guard/wing who can space the floor, compete defensively, and do the little things that help winning teams; at North Carolina, he was repeatedly praised for his defensive value, charge-taking, and late-season shooting surge, including a career-best 11.4 points per game in 2018-19 with 40.2% three-point shooting.[8][6] If you want a steady fit rather than a pure usage scorer, he profiles as a connector who can defend, hit open threes, and play within a structure, though his value is more about reliability and intensity than flashy shot creation.[8][6]
