Colorado's Joesph Williams ranks among top 20 college football receivers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 27, 2026, 5:00 AM
Last updated Oct 27, 2026

Colorado wide receiver Joesph Williams has ascended to 20th in national receiving yards, amassing 643 yards and five touchdowns this season. Despite a five-game losing streak for the Buffaloes, Williams surpassed his previous year's total by midseason. He achieved three 100-yard receiving games so far, including a standout performance of nine receptions for 135 yards against Weber State. With three games remaining, Williams is on track for over 1,000 receiving yards, potentially positioning himself for NFL draft consideration.
- •Williams has 643 receiving yards, five touchdowns this season
- •Colorado is on a five-game losing streak
- •Achieved three 100-yard games, including 135 yards vs. Weber State
- •On pace to surpass 1,000 receiving yards by season's end
- •Potential NFL draft prospect for early rounds
- 5:00 AMYahoo Sports — Colorado Football WR Joesph Williams Ascends to Top 20 in the Nation
"Defying a five-game losing streak, the Buffaloes’ breakout star has surpassed his 2025 totals by midseason, cementing his place among college football's elite with explosive, triple-digit performances.
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