Huddle Up: Williams has earned praise throughout the offseason, but the addition of Stefon Diggs could make his path to significant playing time as a rookie a little more complicated. Williams is worth an investment in dynasty formats, but a wait-and-see approach is the better strategy in redraft leagues.

Huddle Up: Outside of Terry McLaurin, there are no sure things in the Washington receiver room, but Williams is one of several players in the mix to break into the starting lineup. He is worth keeping an eye on throughout the preseason, and if he does earn a starting spot, Williams becomes an interesting late-round pick.

Huddle Up: Williams has a chance to be the No. 2 receiver for the Commanders this offseason, so fantasy players should keep an eye on his status during training camp and the preseason. He can be a late round pick in leagues if he starts but is unlikely to be a starting fantasy option most weeks.

Huddle Up: With Washington in needs of some playmakers at the receiver position, Williams should have a chance to carve out an early role. He is a name to keep an eye throughout offseason activities, and Williams could be a late-round sleeper if the reviews are positive.

Huddle Up: Williams could provide some juice to the Washington offense as a slot receiver, but it remains to be seen where he will fall in the pecking order as a rookie. Williams is worthy of a third-round pick in rookie drafts, but his redraft value for next season is less clear.