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The Ringer Fantasy Football Show on Jameson Williams

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Jameson Williams, he's the player who has like two point games and 30 point games...That is really hard emotionally, but there's a very good mathematic argument that that's better for you to win games because a weird thing of fantasy is that a lot of the matches aren't that close.
Mentioned at 50:42 – 51:30

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Williams is fantasy's biggest boom-bust; volatility mathematically better for winning matchups.

The source describes Jameson Williams as the biggest boom-bust player in fantasy football, with a pattern of producing two-point games and 30-point games (or two and 20-point games). While emotionally difficult, the source argues there is a strong mathematical case for this volatility being beneficial for winning fantasy matchups, as many fantasy contests are not close and eight points feels bad compared to the upside of boom games.

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