The New York Giants hosted TCU wide receiver Savion Williams as part of their official top-30 visits ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft, according to a report from Dan Duggan of *The Athletic*. Williams was among three prospects the team recently connected with, alongside Oklahoma State linebacker Collin Oliver and cornerback Korie Black.
Of the group, Williams stands out as the most intriguing prospect. Expected to be selected in the third or fourth round, he’s drawn attention for his elite physical traits. Draft analyst Dane Brugler described the towering 6-foot-4 receiver as looking like “Adonis,” thanks to his muscular build and long arms.
Brugler, who ranks Williams as the 14th-best wide receiver in the draft, praised his ability to win contested catches and make plays above the rim. However, he noted that Williams still needs to refine his route running and show more consistent hands — he recorded 16 drops in college.
Despite those issues, Williams’ size, athleticism, and versatility give him the potential to be a “joker” type of offensive weapon — a modern term for a multi-positional player who creates matchup nightmares for defenses. He totaled 1,655 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns over 52 games at TCU, with the team using him creatively in 2024 to highlight his skills with the ball in his hands.