NE · WR · Age 38
Kyle Williams's recent trend in snap share indicates a variable role, with his highest usage coming in Week 17 at 85%.
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Williams sits at WR5 in New England's pecking order behind A.J. Brown, Romeo Doubs, DeMario Douglas, and Mack Hollins, all of whom hold clearer roles ahead of him for targets.
A 5% target share and 0.13 WOPR in 2025 left almost no weekly floor, and his snap share actually slid from 46% to 24% across New England's playoff run despite the team's postseason success, suggesting coaches trust him less in the highest-leverage games.
New England's trade of depth receiver Kayshon Boutte to Houston removed a target competitor and has helped Williams hold his WR5 spot into his second season, leaving some added runway if a receiver ahead of him falters.
An 18.9 aDOT with 44% deep targets gives Williams a boom-week ceiling as a field-stretching specialist even when his overall volume is thin.
Playing alongside ascending young QB Drake Maye in an offense that reached the Super Bowl in the 2025 season gives Williams a strong long-term environment if his role expands.
| Format | Value | vs Best |
|---|---|---|
| PPR 1QBBest | 1,139 | — |
| PPR SF | 960 | -179 |