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Matt Harmon fantasy football takes on Antonio Williams
Every source-backed video insight STACKED has extracted from Matt Harmon about Antonio Williams.
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All Matt Harmon insights about Antonio Williams
NegativeRoleOct 19, 2026
Matt Harmon explicitly states he wants to see more of Antonio Williams to better evaluate his role and potential within the Washington offense.PositiveBreakoutSep 23, 2026
Matt Harmon highlights Antonio Williams as an emerging player who is earning targets and deserves more opportunities, noting that his emergence is shaving targets off Terry McLaurin.PositiveNewsSep 17, 2026
Week 1 #ReceptionPerception Charting Notebook is up on the site! - Matthew Golden - Antonio Williams - Marvin Harrison Jr. - Luther Burden More WRs will be added throughout the week, so come back and check again *up to* Friday night. Available to all subs every week. Hope you enjoy! Read: <https://receptionperception.com/matt-harmons-week-1-reception-perception-charting-notebook-2026-nfl-season/> [Retweeted](PositiveNewsSep 16, 2026
Week 1 #ReceptionPerception Charting Notebook is up on the site! - Matthew Golden - Antonio Williams - Marvin Harrison Jr. - Luther Burden More WRs will be added throughout the week, so come back and check again *up to* Friday night. Available to all subs every week. Hope you enjoy! Read: <https://receptionperception.com/matt-harmons-week-1-reception-perception-charting-notebook-2026-nfl-season/>PositiveUsageSep 15, 2026
Thought Antonio Williams' film was really impressive in Week 1. Good routes, explosive out of breaks, and created some good separation. That offense needs more options and he definitely commanded some opportunity with his play. Reminder: I will have weekly charting notebooks on RP. Looking to post the first one today with Williams, Matthew Golden, MHJ, Waddle and more.PositiveBreakoutSep 15, 2026
Antonio Williams finished as WR14 in Week 1. While he only ran routes on 44% of dropbacks, he was targeted on 36% of those routes, showing efficiency. Matt Harmon notes he is a crafty route runner but advises patience as he is not yet a locked-in starter.PositiveRoleJun 12, 2026
Matt Harmon ranks Antonio Williams as his wide receiver 8 in the draft class and would have taken him early in the second round; Williams was drafted 7th overall in the third round by Washington, going a round later than Harmon's tier-four ranking. Harmon projects Williams as a slot-mostly player (82% of snaps in slot, 86% off-ball) who can play Z in two-receiver sets, with 75th percentile success rate versus man coverage and strong contested-catch ability (80% catch rate on contested targets). Williams is 5'11", 187 lbs, tested at 80th percentile on 40-yard dash and vertical jump, and excels on corner routes, post routes, and dig routes against both man and zone coverage with reliable hands. Harmon expects Williams to operate as a vertical slot receiver similar to Christian Kirk, fitting well with Washington's new offensive scheme under David Blough and quarterback Jayden Daniels. At Clemson, Dabo Sweeney used him on trick plays, direct hand-offs, and downfield opportunities, demonstrating versatility despite the hyper-specific slot archetype. Harmon is higher on Williams than most consensus and expects instant impact with year-one production higher than expected.