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Jameson Williams has one of the highest breakout ceilings among wide receivers inside the top‑40 relative to his draft cost. After topping 1,100 yards last season, he cemented himself as the Lions' primary vertical threat and finished second on the team with 102 targets. His speed and improved route running helped him earn more consistent downfield targets late in the year. With natural touchdown progression expected, his WR25 half‑PPR ranking leaves plenty of room for him to outperform cost.
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Williams has one of the highest breakout ceilings among top-40 wide receivers relative to draft cost. After topping 1,100 yards last season, he cemented himself as the Lions' primary vertical threat and finished second on the team with 102 targets. His speed and improved route running earned more consistent downfield targets late in the year. With natural touchdown progression expected, his WR25 half-PPR ranking leaves plenty of room to outperform cost; his combination of volume, explosiveness, and ascending role makes him a strong breakout candidate.

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