Turf Show Times on Kyren Williams

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Kyren Williams has not carried the ball more than 16 times individually, although he's been at 15 and 16 (twice) each of the last three games. Williams role as a receiver is also changing. He caught 10 passes in Week 4 against the Eagles and six versus each of the Broncos and Bills. Against Denver, he was averaging a depth of 6.7 yards down the field.
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Williams' role growing (15-16-16 carries); receiving usage volatile with ADOT swings.

Kyren Williams' role is expanding as the primary running back. Over the last three games he's carried the ball 15, 16, and 16 times respectively, never exceeding 16 carries individually. His receiving role is volatile week-to-week: he caught 10 passes in Week 4 against the Eagles but only six versus each of the Broncos and Bills. His average depth of target (ADOT) also varies significantly—at the line of scrimmage against Buffalo but 6.7 yards downfield against Denver. Williams is averaging 4.9 yards per carry, part of an efficient running game that could be built around.

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