High School Football: Callaway (Ga.) QB Adrian Williams Is Making the Most of His Junior Year

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Plenty of us didn’t really have college on our minds when we started our junior year of high school.

Don’t tell that to Callaway High School (Ga.) junior quarterback Adrian Williams, who spent last weekend attending East Carolina’s home opener against Appalachian State.

Although the Mountaineers triumphed, it nonetheless continued what’s been a packed month for the 5-foot-10, 165-pound Williams. Callaway has already played three games, and the dynamic quarterback commands an explosive Cavaliers offense.

“I think we have what it takes as a team and a coaching staff to make a very deep run in the playoffs,” Williams told Legacy Library.

Some plays I made at the @AuburnFootball 7on7 camp! @CavsRecruits @CoachBoylan13 @coachpaxia @TomLoy247 @adamgorney @CoachFlanaganRI @milwee4 @MaxwellPCotton @FishbackMiles @JHolmes20___ @alexmfagan @CoachJGordo @coachbrewha @CoachHGregg @kendalbriles @ITATJason @Caraway6 pic.twitter.com/K7E8SA0qe4
— Adrian Williams 2028 QB (@ajwiththeshifts) June 6, 2026

Williams enters Friday’s showdown with Southwest (0-3) having totaled 460 yards and three touchdowns from scrimmage. He’s capable of beating teams with his arms and his legs, and he even caught a 16-yard pass in an Aug. 28 loss to Bowdon.

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Calling Williams a dual-threat football player is doing him a disservice. He averaged 11 points, 3.6 rebounds, 2.2 assists, and 2.1 steals for the varsity basketball team last year.

Don’t read too much into the Cavaliers’ 1-2 start, either. They kept tight with Whitewater in a 10-point loss on Sept. 4, and the undefeated Wildcats are currently ranked No. 91 among Georgia teams on MaxPreps.

Spring game Highlights Vs Lagrange
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132 passing yards
1 passing touchdown
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— Adrian Williams 2028 QB (@ajwiththeshifts) May 16, 2026

Williams has already earned a Rhode Island offer, and we envision he’ll have even more attention coming his way.

“You have to be a leader and be the best version of yourself,” Williams said. “Everyone leads in their own way. Just be positive and keep pushing the ones around you.”

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Jake Elman

Jake Elman is the founder and CEO of Legacy Library Sports. His journalism career includes stops at The Palm Beach Post, EndGame 360 Inc., and ExpressVPN/Kape, as well as freelance bylines for organizations including Major League Baseball, FanSided, Sports Illustrated, and more. A 2019 graduate of Florida Atlantic’s journalism program, Jake and his Jack Russell, Winnie, live in Boynton Beach, Fla.