D’haquille Williams was the No. 1 ranked player in junior college last year and he showed his lofty recruiting ranking was accurate as he played in his first game with the Auburn Tigers on Saturday against the Arkansas Razorbacks.
Williams who goes by the nickname “Duke” is the most talented receiver on the Tigers roster, even more talented than Sammie Coates, and he very well could play his way into the first round conversation if auburn continues to throw the ball with the type of efficiency and production they have in the opener.
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Jeremy Johnson started in place of Nick Marshall who was serving a suspension for his marijuana citation days before he was scheduled to attend SEC Media Days.
All Johnson has done is complete all eight of his passes at the time of publishing for 204 yards and two touchdowns. Williams has three receptions for 99 yards so far, including a 62-yard reception to go along with his 18-yard touchdown.
Auburn holds a 21-14 lead over the Razorbacks as everyone is wondering when Marshall will make his season debut for the reigning SEC champions and national runners-up. With the way Johnson has looked, especially with Williams, how can you take him out?
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