University of New Haven Athletics

2025:
- Played in all 10 games and led the team with 67 tackles (34 solo, 33 assists), 52 tackles-for-loss yards, and 3 interceptions for 65 yards and 2 touchdowns
- Recorded a season-high 7 assisted tackles and forced a fumble at Marist on Aug. 29
- Posted a season-high 11 tackles at Mercyhurst on Sep. 6
- Notched a season-high 8 sack yards on a sack at UAlbany on Sep. 13 and added a punt return
- Logged a season-high 18 tackles-for-loss yards on a tackle for loss vs. Pace on Oct. 4
- Returned interceptions for a season-high 1 touchdown in two games: vs. WestConn on Oct. 11 and at LIU on Oct. 25, including a season-long 35-yard return at LIU

2024 (with Austin Peay State University):
  - Appeared in eight games, making four starts at safety
  - Had a tackle and pass breakup in his season’s first appearance against Alabama A&M (Sept. 21)
  - Had three tackles and half a tackle for loss against Tarleton State (Oct. 26)
  - Had a season-high four tackles and two quarterback hurries against Abilene Christian (Nov. 9)
  - Matched his season high with four tackles against Eastern Kentucky (Nov. 16)
  - Finished the season with 31 tackles, 1.0 tackle for loss, and three pass breakups

2023 (with Austin Peay State University):
  - Missed the 2023 season due to injury

2022 (with Austin Peay State University):
  - Played in all 11 games for the Govs
  - Notched a tackle in each of the first two games of the season against Western Kentucky (Aug. 27) and Presbyterian (Sept. 3)
  - Posted his first of three multi-tackle performances with a pair of stops against Mississippi Valley State (Sept. 10)
  - Had a pair of tackles and a half tackle for loss – his first career TFL – against Murray State (Oct. 15)
  - Made two more tackles against Alabama (Nov. 19) in the season finale
  - Finished the year with 10 total tackles
  - Led the Govs with five special teams tackles, including a team-best four stops on kickoffs

2021 (with Austin Peay State University):
  - Appeared in four games during his freshman campaign
  - Made first collegiate appearance in two-tackle performance against Morehead State (Sept 18)
  - Had a solo stop and first-career pass breakup against Eastern Illinois (Nov. 6)
  - Finished the season with six tackles

High School:
  - Prepped as a defensive back and kick returner for coach Randy Coleman at Jonesboro High School
  - Named a Northeast Arkansas All-Star and an All-Conference selection in 2020
  - Also played and competed in track & field and basketball
  - A three-star recruit according to 247sports.com

Personal:
  - Brodie Jacob Williams is the son of Zuela and Braxton Williams
  - Birthday is July 1
  - Has six siblings: Braxton, Buelon (Tre), Blayton, Brandy, Brayden, Bianaca
  - Father, Braxton, played football at Arkansas Tech
  - Brother, Tre, played linebacker for the Governors from 2021-22
  - Brother, Blayton, played basketball at Green Bay (2020-22) and Mississippi College (2022-24)
  - A management major