COLUMBUS, Ohio — Jameson Williams may have been the least-recognizable starter from Ohio State’s national runner-up team in 2020. Not much he could do about that. Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson piled up targets, leaving Williams to occasionally slip through as a deep-ball threat. “I really don’t look forward to other people crediting me, because I know it’s gonna come,” Williams said. Williams may not emerge from the spring with a starting job. Wilson confirmed Thursday he expects to move back outside to “X” receiver after playing mostly in the slot in three-receiver formations. He also insinuated the change resulted from the coaches’ desire to get slot man Jaxon Smith-Njigba on the field more. As a perimeter receiver, there may not be much Williams can do to grow his role in the 2021 offense. But he knows where he wants to grow his game regardless. “Better routes, most definitely,” Williams…
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