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Despite being the RB36 in ADP, the former North Carolina star ended the year as the RB12, averaging 15.2 PPR fantasy points per game... don't expect high-end touchdown production.

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Williams was RB36 ADP to RB12 finish; expect RB2 floor but not high-end TD upside.

Williams was one of the best draft values in 2025, entering as RB36 in ADP but finishing as RB12 with 15.2 PPR fantasy points per game. The Cowboys signed him to a long-term extension this offseason, cementing his role as the featured back. However, his production was front-loaded: he was RB5 over the first eight weeks (18.6 PPR per game, eight rushing touchdowns) but declined to RB29 from Week 9–18 (11.8 PPR per game, three rushing touchdowns) once CeeDee Lamb returned to near-100% health. Despite stable rushing volume (15.5 attempts weeks 1–8, 16 attempts weeks 9–18), his touchdown production fell sharply, suggesting touchdown regression risk in 2026.

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