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On the starters' first snap of the preseason, Williams rolled out to his right from under center and hit rookie tight end Colston Loveland for an 8-yard gain. The very next play, Williams dropped back in the shotgun and delivered a 29-yard strike over the middle to veteran tight end Cole Kmet.