Métro), before starting each of the remaining games of the season, either on the left wing or at full-back. In February 2014, he scored three tries in two games, starting with the final score in a 41–33 win over Benetton, before scoring twice in a 25–21 win at home to Edinburgh. He scored twice more in the final four games of the season, first in the 27–20 home win over Zebre on 12 April, and then in the 34–23 bonus-point win at home to the Dragons that secured the Scarlets' place in the 2014–15 European Rugby Champions Cup. Despite being picked by the BBC's Sean Holley and Jonathan Davies as a player to watch in 2014–15, Williams began the season down the pecking order among the Scarlets' back three options, starting just one of the team's opening nine matches of the season, albeit being named on the bench for their first two Champions Cup games. He suffered a concussion that kept him out of the game against Zebre on 1 November, but returned to the starting line-up for the Scarlets' two Anglo-Welsh Cup matches that month, before dropping to the bench for the Pro12 game against Glasgow on 21 November, and only after Regan King had been injured in the pre-match warm-up. He was on the bench again for the first two games of 2015, and was forced into an extended cameo in the second match against Glasgow after Liam Williams suffered a shoulder injury early in the second half, and started in place of Williams in the next match away to Leicester Tigers in the Champions Cup the following week. Full-back duties were assigned to Steven Shingler, Josh Lewis and Kristian Phillips for the next three games, but Williams started the next five during the 2015 Six Nations Championship, scoring a try in the first of those in a 32–14 home win over Connacht on 15 February after making an interception on his own goal line, and another in a 23–13 win at home to Leinster on 7 March. A shoulder injury that required surgery brought an early end to Williams' season. During the season, Williams also played three times for Carmarthen Quins in the British and Irish Cup, scoring one try against Jersey Reds. In 2015–16, Williams played just twice for the Scarlets: in a 20–8 away win over Zebre on 4 October, and in a 31–15 away