Take a look at what Colorado’s new WR Hykeem Williams is capable of

Former five-star wide receiver Hykeem Williams, once the No. 4 WR in the entire 2023 class, is headed to Boulder. Let that sink in.

Here's just a taste of what he's capable of.

This is a guy who had Bama, LSU, and Miami chasing him out of high school. Now? He’s wearing black and gold.

Williams never fully broke out at Florida State, stuck behind a stacked depth chart. But let’s not get it twisted—this is still the same 6-foot-2, 215-pound freak of nature who looked like an NFL prospect as a high school senior. And now he’s going to get two years under Deion Sanders.

If there’s anywhere to tap back into that five-star potential, it’s Boulder.

Coach Prime’s offense obviously has holes to fill. Travis Hunter, LaJohntay Wester, and Jimmy Horn Jr. are all gone. That’s a ton of talent off to the NFL

Enter Hykeem.

He’s big, he’s fast, and he’s hungry. Alongside Omarion Miller and transfer Joseph Williams, he’ll give Kaidon Salter—or whoever wins the QB job—some serious weapons on the outside.

This move is vintage Prime. Find the talent in Florida, bring him to Boulder, and let the world know that Colorado’s not rebuilding. They’re reloading.