Sam Thaiday and the Broncos welcome boom youngster Jesse 'Tha Monstar' Williams It's a long way from Cannon Hill to the American Football Draft, but that's the journey "tha Monstar" Williams is taking Jesse Williams meets with Sam Thaiday at the Broncos Leagues Club. Jesse Williams slides on his custom Broncos jersey. PLENTY of things have Jesse Williams' head spinning at the moment. Now you can add the problem of his nickname. If helping the University of Alabama capture back-to-back US college football titles, being touted as a first round draft pick in the NFL with a multimillion-dollar pay cheque and being welcomed home to Brisbane by a media throng is not enough, the giant 22-year-old might have more business to take care of. Known as "Tha Monstar" in the US, the man-mountain conceded yesterday that he might have to trademark his nickname if his star continues to rise. NBA No.1 draft pick Anthony Davis, known as much for his monobrow as his basketball, trademarked the slogans "Fear The Brow" and "Raise The Brow" before he turned pro. NFL quarterback Tim Tebow also trademarked the post-touchdown celebration manoeuvre known as "Tebowing." "I probably should think about doing that," Williams said. That's (nickname) blown out of proportion too. It's just a nickname I kind of rode with. There was a lot of bad ones I really didn't want to go with. I took the best one I could. I went with it and it worked out for me. I might have to get my people to research that. I might have to think about that I guess, use that to promote myself. Williams certainly got the star treatment at the Brisbane Broncos yesterday. The 193cm-tall, 145kg defensive lineman was presented with a personalised XXXXL jersey, membership and cap before a tour of the club's facilities by captain Sam Thaiday. It's been crazy. It started at the airport with all that jazz. I'm just trying to soak it all up," he said. Williams will continue to work out every day before returning to the US in a few days to prepare for the NFL draft combine, when his physical prowess and mental capabilities will be put to the test. He is expected to smash the current record of 56 reps in the bench press test but Williams said the combine was his chance to showcase all his skills including his speed. He has been clocked at 4.71sec for a 40-yard (36.6m) dash. All the teams know how strong I am. I'm trying to show off other attributes," he said.