The physical talent is not inferior to his brother at all. Will he become the target of consideration for the Spurs' fourth signing?

According to the physical test data of the NBA official in the joint trial training, Cody Williams, a freshman frontman from the University of Colorado, a popular candidate in the lottery area, is 199.39cm tall in bare feet, 215.9cm in arm span, and 262cm tall in standing touch. Except that it is suspected that some of the water may be lowered by 1-2 inches in order to improve the jumping height, Cody's other static data should be good, which is also outstanding among players in the same position.

As a forward player, Cody's height and arm span are very good, which can be said to be close to the top level. This also allows him to defend players in multiple positions of the opponent at the defensive end. It seems that he is also fully capable of defending from the No. 1 position to the No. 4 position all the way. At present, the dynamic data of Cody has not been released, but from his performance in the NCAA arena, his dynamic talent is at least excellent, even if it does not reach the top standard, which also shows that his physical fitness and sports ability are very positive. On the other hand, Cody's brother Jalen Williams has become the second leader of Oklahoma City Thunder, the top team in the west. And Cody's talent seems to be even stronger than his brother's, which will make everyone look forward to his future.

Cody was born in November 2004 and is now 19 years old. From the perspective of characteristics, he is a striker with excellent athletic ability and comprehensive ability. He has excellent breakthrough ability on the offensive end, and can also use his own advantages in sports ability and impact to complete the basket attack. He can not only use relatively skilled dribbling skills to complete independent scoring, his ability to move without the ball is also worthy of affirmation, and his ability to make fouls is also relatively good. As a forward player, he also has certain passing ability, organizational ability and overall view, and he has the opportunity to play a more important role on the court. Cody's shooting ability is also quite good, and his shooting percentage from middle and long distance is also much better than everyone's imagination.

In this season's NCAA games, Cody has played 24 times, with an average playing time of 28.1 minutes, an average of 11.9 points, 3 rebounds, 1.6 assists, 0.6 steals 0.7 blocks, and two mistakes. His shooting percentage is 55.2%, three-point percentage is 41.5%, and free throw percentage is 71.4%. Considering that Cody's ball power and tactical position are relatively limited. It's really good to be able to play such a performance. For the Spurs who have the fourth signature, because they really need to strengthen in the third position, they also need a 3D small forward with both offensive and defensive capabilities to improve the overall strength of the team. Maybe Cody is an ideal fourth signature choice for the Spurs?