Jameson Williams

Williams scored 7 touchdowns against 4.2 expected in 2025 (+2.8), a finishing-luck gap that projects to normalize and could deflate his fantasy scoring even if his underlying role holds.

Amon-Ra St. Brown remains the entrenched WR1, and Detroit's run-leaning offense (PROE -5%) caps the size of the passing-game pie, limiting how much target share Williams can realistically claim.

His target share swung from 10% to 26% across his final four 2025 games, indicating a role that is still game-flow and matchup dependent week to week rather than a locked-in target floor.

Williams owns 36% of Detroit's air yards at a 12.6 aDOT with a 90% full-season snap share, establishing him as the offense's clear primary downfield weapon.

Williams signed a three-year extension with Detroit in September 2025, securing his standing in the passing-game hierarchy beyond the 2026 season and removing near-term trade or roster-cut risk.

His season-long 2025 target-share trend was rising, and the 2026 draft's only same-position pick, Round 5 rookie Kendrick Law, opened camp on injured reserve, leaving Williams' path to volume clear for now.