Isiah John "Juice" Williams was born on November 19,1987 and is a former American football quarterback.
26 Facts About Juice Williams
2.
Isiah John Juice Williams is the son of Stanley and Anita Juice Williams.
3.
Mrs Juice Williams nearly died at birth due to his large size of 13 pounds and 8 ounces.
4.
Juice Williams is active both in his church and local community.
5.
Juice Williams played in the first four games of the 2006 football season, splitting time with senior quarterback Tim Brasic.
6.
Juice Williams threw his first collegiate touchdown pass in the third game of the year against Syracuse.
7.
Juice Williams finished with 122 yards passing, one touchdown pass, and 103 yards rushing.
8.
Juice Williams displayed inconsistency in his game finishing the season with a completion percentage below 40 and passing for fewer than 100 yards in the season's final three games.
9.
Juice Williams was injured in the second quarter of the season opening loss to Mizzou and kept out of the second half for precautionary reasons.
10.
Juice Williams showed improvement in his accuracy in the 3+ drives he was in, throwing 9 balls, 6 of which were caught for 59 yards.
11.
Juice Williams had mediocre games in the Illini's first 3 victories over Western Illinois, Syracuse, and Indiana.
12.
Juice Williams had average numbers in Illinois' back-to-back victories against ranked teams, defeating Penn State and Wisconsin.
13.
Juice Williams threw for a combined 168 yards and 1 touchdown and 1 interception in the two losses.
14.
Juice Williams had perhaps his best game to that point vs Minnesota totaling over 300 yards on offense and scoring 3 touchdowns.
15.
Yet, the best was yet to come as Juice Williams had what some consider his greatest game at Ohio Stadium versus the top ranked Buckeyes.
16.
Juice Williams threw a total of 140 yards and rushed for 70 yards.
17.
Juice Williams threw for his highest passing yard total to date, but had no touchdown passes and 2 interceptions.
18.
Juice Williams had a solid game vs Indiana, passing for 271 yards and 4 total touchdowns.
19.
Juice Williams was pulled out of a game against Ohio State for throwing 2 key interceptions.
20.
The Chicago Bears invited Juice Williams to attend a rookie mini-camp tryout.
21.
Juice Williams did not receive any other invitations from professional teams.
22.
From 2013 through 2014 Juice Williams was a regular player for the Chicago Slaughter indoor football team.
23.
In February 2016, Juice Williams signed with the Central Penn Capitals of American Indoor Football.
24.
In March 2014, Juice Williams accepted a position as the University of Illinois' director of alumni and former player relations.
25.
In 2017, Juice Williams left Georgetown to become a financial advisor at Merrill Lynch's Washington, DC office.
26.
Juice Williams is a financial advisor at Northwestern Mutual in Maryland.