"Williams could end up being one of the breakout stars of this portal cycle if he can put it all together in Athens. The No. 88 overall recruit in the 2024 ESPN 300 played just 310 snaps over his two seasons in a rotational role at Auburn and hasn't been as productive as the other edge players available in the portal with 20 career tackles, 12 pressures, 7.5 TFLs and 2.5 sacks."
"A big year at Oregon helped Purdue transfer Dillon Thieneman solidify his status as a top-three safety in the upcoming draft. Perich is hoping for similar results as he joins the Ducks. He's one of the more dynamic young defensive playmakers in the sport between his six interceptions over two seasons at Minnesota and his 1,119 career yards as a kickoff and punt returner."
More than 3,200 FBS scholarship players changed schools during the January transfer window. Top-ranked teams in the Way-Too-Early Top 25 supplemented rosters with quarterbacks (Josh Hoover, Brendan Sorsby), receivers (Cam Coleman), defensive tackles (Tionne Gray, James Smith), an edge rusher (Amaris Williams) and a dynamic safety/returner (Koi Perich). Several programs project double-digit win seasons and conference dominance in 2025. Amaris Williams arrives after limited snaps at Auburn but has shown pass-rush upside and must prove he can be a full-time difference-maker. Koi Perich brings six career interceptions and return-yardage production and should vie for All-America recognition.
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