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FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast fantasy football takes on Antonio Williams
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All FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast insights about Antonio Williams
NegativeDepth ChartAug 7, 2026
The source identifies Antonio Williams as the player most negatively impacted by the Stefon Diggs signing, noting that his path to fantasy relevance has significantly diminished.NegativeDepth ChartJul 29, 2026
Antonio Williams is the primary depth chart risk if Stefon Diggs signs with the Commanders; he has been learning the playbook and involved with the offense, but would lose the number two receiver role once Diggs arrives. The source identifies him as the swing candidate for those seeking upside at the position in this specific situation.PositiveValueJul 29, 2026
Third-round rookie from Clemson viewed as a strong value at WR84 ADP; fits well as a slot receiver option for the Commanders. Source likes him as a cheap investment in a good quarterback situation with Jayden Daniels, especially if Stephon Diggs doesn't sign. His learning of the playbook throughout the offseason gives him an edge over late-signing veterans, though his status as a rookie limits ceiling expectations.NegativeDepth ChartJul 29, 2026
Antonio Williams, a third-round rookie, is in contention for the wide receiver two role in Washington, competing with other options like Luke McCaffrey and Stephon Diggs.PositiveValueJul 29, 2026
The source identifies Antonio Williams as a third-round rookie wide receiver for the Washington Commanders who is ranked WR84 in ECR. The source views Williams as an easy draft selection at his current cost, particularly if Stephon Diggs has not yet signed. Williams is described as fitting well in a slot receiver role, though the source cautions that as a third-round rookie, he should not be relied upon as a primary option. The source notes that Williams has been learning the playbook throughout the offseason, which could give him an advantage if Diggs does not sign in time for training camp.NegativeRoleJul 24, 2026
The source mentions Antonio Williams as a potential second tight end option but cautions against depending on a rookie, suggesting he be treated as a late-round stab rather than a primary target.PositiveRoleNo date
The source views Antonio Williams as a potential number-two receiver in the Commanders' pass game, with slot receiver profile from Clemson. While Stefan Diggs signing would push him to fourth or fifth in the pecking order, the source argues the longer Diggs remains unsigned, the more bullish the case for Williams becomes; he's positioned as a grab-and-stash target in deeper-bench leagues at near-free cost, with upside to jump ahead of Chig and Rashad White if injuries occur to receivers ahead of him.PositiveRoleNo date
Williams is positioned as the likely number two target in the Commanders offense if they don't sign a veteran like Stefan Diggs or Keenan Allen. His competition includes Luke McCaffrey, Traylon Burks, Jalen Lane, and Van Jefferson, but there is not a lot blocking him from being the number two target. Zach Selby from the Commanders website said it won't be long until Williams is a focus of the offense if he continues to play well in camp. Commanders blogs are praising him as the number two right now.PositiveSleeperNo date
Williams is a dart throw at the end of drafts as a potential number two receiver for the Commanders. He was a massive prospect for Clemson, missed three games but still led the Tigers in receptions last year. He increased his yards per route run to a career-high 2.27 last season, had the highest yards after catch per reception since his freshman season, and cut his drop rate from 9.6% to 1.8% as a senior. He has been the buzz of camp and is currently the leader in the clubhouse as the number two in the Commanders' pass game pecking order.