Big Brother Jury Interview: Cliffton “Will” Williams Reflects on Eviction and Houseguest Gameplay

Cliffton Williams, better known as Will, became the second houseguest to enter the Big Brother jury house following his shocking eviction. In his exit interview, the 50-year-old college sports podcaster broke down the gameplay of each remaining contestant and revealed the one strategic tweak he would make if he could play again.

When asked about the overall gameplan this season, Will noted that some houseguests were excelling, while others needed to adjust quickly to survive.

• VINNY: Will praised Vinny as “probably playing the best game so far,” citing his strong competition wins, negotiation skills, and wide social connections.

• MORGAN: He suggested Morgan “needs to calm down,” describing her gameplay as too emotional and hard-charging.

• KEANU: A strong competitor physically, but struggling socially. Will said if Keanu improves his social game, “he has a good shot at winning.”

• LAUREN: While socially limited to Ava and Kelley, she’s a competition powerhouse and reminds Will of “Makensy 2.0.”

• AVA: Will stressed Ava’s need to win competitions to protect herself despite her insulation with Kelley and Lauren.

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• ASHLEY: With her allies gone, Ashley is now “on the bottom” and must win to survive.

• KELLEY: Described as confident and socially well-connected, Kelley is aligned with Lauren and Ava, while maintaining a “weird relationship with Keanu.” Will sees her as a strong contender for the final three.

On what he’d change about his own game, Will admitted he should have worked harder to build a connection with Lauren, who nominated him twice: “Me and Lauren never fit. It was awkward the whole time… maybe I would have tried to talk to her more.”

Otherwise, he stood by his authentic approach: “My game was who I am. I can’t do all the lying and crazy stuff that folks do in this house. Maybe that was my detriment, but I did the best I could.”

With his elimination, Will joins the jury, where he’ll help decide the winner of this season’s Big Brother.