Pats Pulpit on Kyle Williams

ArticlePatriots vs. Steelers snap counts from Week 2
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Williams' role remained unchanged: he served as a rotational package player on offense, taking the field for just 11 of 55 offensive snaps — a similar share than last week versus the Seahawks.
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Williams' role unchanged at 20% snaps despite preseason hype and Brown injury.

Despite preseason optimism and entering the year poised for a bigger role, Williams remained a rotational package player in Week 2 versus Pittsburgh, taking the field for just 11 of 55 offensive snaps (20%)—a similar share to Week 1 versus the Seahawks. He caught a 10-yard pass on 3rd-and-6 in the third quarter for his first catch of the season but was otherwise quiet with one incomplete target. The source notes his position on the depth chart appears set in stone for now, as the Patriots instead relied on a three-receiver package of Romeo Doubs, DeMario Douglas, and Mack Hollins to replace the injured A.J. Brown.

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