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FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast fantasy football takes on Jameson Williams
Every source-backed podcast insight STACKED has extracted from FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast about Jameson Williams.
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All FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast insights about Jameson Williams
NegativeProjectionJul 17, 2026
Analyst is not high on Jamison Williams this year and does not feel great about him as a draft pick.PositiveRoleJul 17, 2026
Jameson Williams is compared to Brian Thomas Jr. as a low volume, high air yards per target player with unpredictable spike weeks.PositiveBustJul 16, 2026
Williams has major concerns about being what was expected; he was third in target share behind Laporta in the weeks 5-10 sample, suggesting limited upside.NegativeBustJun 26, 2026
Was the definition of boom or bust in 2025; a new play caller plus Sam LaPorta's return threatens his consistency, creating uncertainty around his fantasy floor and ceiling.NegativeBustJun 25, 2026
Erickson ranks Williams at 70 vs. ECR 50, citing a 38% bust rate—highest among top-20 WRs last year per FantasyPros Boom/Bust Report. Bust rate correlated directly to games when Sam LaPorta was active vs. inactive. Dan Campbell's departure as play-caller (now Drew Petzing as OC) removes the context that improved Williams' usage mid-season. Erickson notes Williams was outside top-50 PPG to start 2024 and was cut from many leagues despite early draft capital, making him frustrating to own.PositiveRoleJun 12, 2026
Pat Fitzmaurice notes Jameson Williams started seeing more crossers under Campbell and was killing it on those routes, suggesting improved usage.PositiveProjectionJun 12, 2026
Pat Fitzmaurice is on the side of the projections for Jameson Williams, noting that part of Laporta's underperformance was due to Jameson's breakout and that Campbell yanked play-calling from Morton because he wasn't using Jameson the way Campbell wanted.PositiveUsageJun 12, 2026
Jameson Williams averaged exactly 6 targets per game last year, which is not high volume, but his efficiency and big-play ability drive his value.PositiveUsageJun 12, 2026
Pat Fitzmaurice notes Jameson Williams averaged 10.3 yards per target for his career and is highly efficient due to big plays and after-catch ability, making him a home run waiting to happen.NegativeProjectionJun 12, 2026
The projections have Jameson Williams at 63 catches, 1,053 yards, and 6.3 touchdowns, which Jake Seeley finds too aggressive for someone who could be the third option, ranking him WR27 instead.NegativeRoleJun 12, 2026
Jake Seeley believes Jameson Williams will be the third option behind Sam Laporta and Amonra Brown, not the second, and should be ranked as a WR3 similar to old-school Deshaun Jackson with inconsistent production.NegativeProjectionJun 12, 2026
Jake Seeley does not like Jameson Williams' high projections as WR22, arguing the projections are too aggressive and don't account for risk with Sam Laporta returning healthy and the new offensive coordinator's tight end preference.