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rookie third-round pick Antonio Williams, who mostly played the slot at Clemson and averaged between 43 and 65 receiving yards per game...The Commanders don't have a fullback on their roster and don't have much depth at wide receiver, so we can safely assume they're part of the trend toward using more 12 and 13 personnel. That's bad news for rookie Antonio Williams if he locks down the slot role

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Williams' slot role upside limited by Commanders' shift to multi-TE personnel packages.

Rookie third-round pick Antonio Williams, who mostly played the slot at Clemson and averaged 43-65 receiving yards per game across four seasons, is considered a high-floor prospect rather than high-ceiling. Mere competence could earn him 500+ snaps at wide receiver, but the Commanders' shift toward more 12 and 13 personnel (multi-TE sets) is bad news if he locks down the slot role, as fewer WR snaps would be available.

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