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Commanders rookie Antonio Williams had four receptions for 64 yards and a touchdown against the Eagles on Sunday
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Commanders vs. Eagles Week 1 player of the game: WR Antonio Williams
Washington Commanders rookie wide receiver, Antonio Williams, is our Player of the Game in the Week 1 loss to Philadelphia Eagles.
Chris Simms and Connor Rogers look at some of the strongest rookie performances of Wek 1, discussing Mansoor Delane's interception of Bo Nix and Antonio Williams' productive day.
Williams hauled in all four of his targets for 64 yards and a touchdown during the Commanders' 24-22 loss to the Eagles on Sunday. Williams played only 26 of 70 offensive snaps (37.1 percent), which was fourth-most among Commanders wide receivers in Sunday's loss.
Washington Commanders rookie wide receiver Antonio Williams makes a 16-yard reception to start his NFL career.
Rookie Jayden Daniels completed the comeback with TD No. 5️⃣ WASvsPHI – Sunday, Sept. 13 at 4:25pm ET on FOX/FOX One Stream on @NFLPlus pic.twitter.com/CV2FpJdVa3
Antonio Williams impressed in his NFL and Washington Commanders debut on Sunday. Williams caught his first pro TD with 1:01 left in the game to get Washington within two points (the two-point conversion failed in a 24-22 loss).
Williams is a shifty, do-it-all playmaker out of the slot who plays bigger and tougher than his listed size. A four-year starter for the Tigers, he racked up 208 catches, 2,336 yards, and 23 touchdowns in his career at Clemson. He’s an agile and quick ...
Williams brought in one of three targets for 16 yards in the Commanders' 20-7 preseason win over the Dolphins on Friday. The rookie third-round pick has been impressing in camp and even receiving some limited first-team reps,
Clemson receiver Antonio Williams entered the season as a top receiving option on offense, but the wide receiver was noticeably absent midway through the first half. Williams had to leave Clemson's season-opening game against LSU as the team struggled to ...
Paper depth charts mean nothing. Washington's snap counts against Philly revealed real hierarchies for Antonio Williams, Sonny Styles, and the secondary.