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Jameson Williams receives positive news 1 week after ACL surgery, per report
By Keith Farner
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Jameson Williams is on the road to recovery only one week after ACL surgery to repair a knee injury he suffered in the national championship game earlier this month.
Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network reported that the Alabama star receiver is, “feeling awesome. Ready to get down this road.” His agent, meanwhile, said Williams is ahead of schedule following a clear tear of the ACL.
Spoke with former #Bama WR Jameson Williams one week after an ACL repair from Dr. James Andrews in Pensacola. @bigsgjamo said, “I’m feeling awesome. Ready to get down this road.” Rocky Arceneaux of @Alliance_Sports said he’s already ahead of schedule following the clean tear.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 25, 2022
Williams led Crimson Tide receivers with 1,572 yards and 15 touchdowns in his lone season after he transferred from Ohio State. He injured his left knee in the national championship game loss to Georgia, but is still projected as a likely first-round pick. Williams is most known for his big plays. He hauled in an Alabama single-season record 4 touchdowns of 70-plus yards, a mark that led the country.
Williams has long maintained a positive outlook since the injury.
“Wish it could have ended differently but it’s nothing but up from here,” Williams, who also returned two kicks for touchdowns, wrote on Instagram.
A former newspaper veteran, Keith Farner is a news manager for Saturday Down South.
