Garrett Williams

Impact contributor his first two seasons as a blocker on offense and member of several special teams units ... has appeared in 30 games, with one start.

2016: Tallied one reception in 150 snaps over 15 games (one start) ... snagged first career reception against SC State, a 13-yard catch ... logged 14 snaps against Georgia Tech ... notched a tackle on kickoff coverage and played 12 snaps at Boston College ... played 17 snaps offensively in win over Syracuse ... plays 10 snaps at Wake Forest ... played 14 snaps versus South Carolina ... had eight-yard reception in the Fiesta Bowl win over Ohio State.

2015: Logged five tackles on special teams and appeared in all 15 games ... had 96 snaps to his credit, and appeared on offense in 14 of the 15 games ... major reason the Tiger rushing attack averaged over 200 yards per game ... saw 14 snaps in his first career game against Wofford, while also playing special teams ... notched first career tackle in the Appalachian State contest ... posted special teams tackle against Notre Dame ... notched two special teams tackles in win over Georgia Tech ... played 11 snaps offensively at Miami ... notched a tackle on kickoff coverage against Oklahoma ... had key block on Wayne Gallman’s touchdown run in the National Championship Game against Alabama.

Before Clemson: No. 111 player in the nation and No. 18 player in Florida by Rivals ... No. 117 player in the nation by ESPN ... No. 186 player in the nation and No. 4 tight end by 247Sports.com ... coached by Leroy Kinard ... recruited by Danny Pearman and Jeff Scott.

Personal: His father, Dayne Williams, played for Florida State against Clemson in the famous 1988 “Puntrooskie Game;” Dayne took the snap from center on the play, put the ball between the legs of the upback, Leroy Butler, who then raced down the sideline ... majoring in agricultural mechanization & business ... born Jan. 26, 1996.

*Courtesy Clemson Media Guide