Elijah Williams brings a scoring punch and efficient perimeter threat for Howard
Williams is a guard who stands out for his ability to put the ball in the basket, with prep recruiting sources noting top-tier scoring production, strong three-point shooting, and solid rebounding for his size; in 2025 EYBL play, he averaged 19.8 points and shot better than 41% from three, while recruiting outlets pegged him as a top-40 national prospect in the class of 2026.[14][7] He looks like a fit for teams that want a confident, versatile wing/guard who can create offense and compete with pace, though his value will depend on whether his shot-making translates consistently against college length and physicality.[13][15]
