Keith Williams hosts Nebraska wide receiver camp with NFL players
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 6:14 PM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026
New Orleans Saints wide receivers coach Keith Williams returned to Millard South High School on July 13 for his fifth annual wide receiver camp. The event featured current Saints players, including Trey Palmer and TJ Hall, providing mentorship to aspiring athletes. Williams expressed his love for Nebraska, emphasizing the camp's role in connecting current talent with the next generation. His commitment to the state's football community remains strong as he continues to give back during the offseason.
- •Keith Williams hosted the camp at Millard South High School.
- •Several current Saints players participated in mentoring.
- •The camp aims to teach young receivers skills from experienced athletes.
- •Williams is a former Nebraska assistant coach.
- •This annual event strengthens ties between professional and youth football.
- 6:14 PMYahoo Sports — Saints WR coach Keith Williams returns to Nebraska for annual camp
"Williams brought NFL and college talent back to Millard South to mentor the next generation.
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