"Texas A&M fans are in shambles rn": Fans react to 2025 class five-star safety Jonah Williams' recent Longhorns commitment

Jonah Williams, the five-star safety from Galveston, Texas, announced his commitment to the Texas Longhorns on Saturday. The 6-foot-3.25 athlete's July visit to Austin paid dividends as Steve Sarkisian's camp managed to land their 18th commitment from the class of 2025.

Williams chose the Longhorns over other top schools such as Texas A&M, Oregon, LSU, and Oklahoma. This news has created a stir on social media as fans shared their views.

Texas fans were more than happy to acquire another five-star recruit to their roster from the class of 2025. Some fans rejoiced that the Texas native chose the Longhorns over other rival programs such as the Aggies.

"Texas are cooking tbf," one fan wrote.

However, not everyone appreciated Williams' commitment to the Longhorns. Some fans are skeptical about the athlete's decision and voiced their concerns on X.

"I guess he didn’t want to be part of the DBU. He would’ve been a perfect fit for LSU," one fan said.

"He ain’t even gone see the campus," another fan wrote.

"Headcase," another fan commented.

Jonah Williams is ranked No. 10 nationally and is the best safety from the class of 2025, as per On3 Industry Rankings. He is also the third-best overall prospect from the state of Texas.

Jonah Williams talks about his commitment to the Texas Longhorns

Jonah Williams, a five-star safety from Ball High School, is one of the best players in the class of 2025. Some of the best programs in the country were hot on his heels to acquire his commitment. However, the Texas Longhorns outran all the other programs to land Williams' commitment.

One of the main reasons for Williams' commitment was the team's coaching staff.

"The coaching staff is great!" Williams told On3 after his commitment. "I mean they check all the boxes that I want in a college."

Jonah Williams was the Longhorns' first commitment to the safety position. According to On3, Texas' class of 2025 is among the top in the country, ranking eighth. So far, they've secured 18 commitments and issued offers to 186 of the country's top athletes.

Williams is a dual-sport athlete, and he will play football and baseball for the Texas Longhorns. Williams caught for 474 yards on 20 receptions, scoring eight and adding two additional rushing scores.

He recorded 58 tackles, three pick-sixes, two fumble recoveries, eight pass deflections, one forced fumble, and three interceptions on defense. He returned two kicks for six and two punts for touchdowns on special teams.