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Going in the sixth round in a lot of formats, it feels like there was a lot more buzz with Jameson Williams at this time last year than today.
STACKED’s take
Underrated breakout candidate with a stable, high-volume role in the Lions' offense
Jameson Williams is a smash at his sixth-round ADP, entering his prime with a more stable target volume and a concentrated offensive role. Ben Gretch notes his profile is underrated due to early-career volatility; he ran the fifth-most routes among NFL wide receivers last year and showed improved consistency with seven-plus targets in most of his final six games. His high yards-per-target efficiency is sustainable as he contributes vertically and through yards-after-catch, with a lower ADoT than pure deep threats. Coaching staff, including Dan Campbell and Drew Petzing, have praised his physical development, and there is a specific plan to increase his red-zone involvement after he saw only nine red-zone targets and one touchdown last season.
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