Alabama wide receiver Jameson Williams tore his ACL during the national championship game in January, which, at the time, posed questions about how ready the receiver would be for the NFL draft in April.
Williams spoke with NFL Network’s Jesse Palmer at Alabama’s Pro Day on Wednesday to discuss his recovery journey. The receiver is not participating in the pro day.
“Right now, I’m about 10 weeks out of surgery, the timescale I was getting was about five to seven months, and I'm ahead of schedule, so with me being 10 weeks, we’re just getting a lot of movement, a lot of good workouts in,” Williams said. “I’m in the pool and everything, a slight jog, really getting to do high-knees, butt kicks and things like that, just getting back in the motions. Everything is going good so far, with me being this far out and this far down the process, and it’s not that far it’s just the beginning, so I think I would say everything’s going good so far.”
