Huddle Up: Williams was still able to post 1,117 receiving yards this season despite the drops and should be one of the main receivers for the Lions in 2026. He will be working in a new offensive system next season but can still be at least a No. 3 receiver in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Despite a horribly slow start to the year, Williams still managed to finish ninth in the league with a career-high 1,117 receiving yards. He is more boom or bust than the elite fantasy receivers, but Williams' big-play speed gives him WR1 upside and gives him added value in best ball.

Huddle Up: Despite a surprisingly slow start, Williams used a strong second half to set a career high in receiving yards. He ended up showcasing the WR2 upside that many expected from him, and if he can hit the ground running in 2026, a career year could be on tap for Williams.

Huddle Up: Williams had delivered at least 70 receiving yards in four straight games, but like most of the Detroit offense, he was bottled up by the Vikings. He has been able to recover from a slow start to put together a solid season, but he delivered a disappointing stat line in a week when many fantasy championships will be decided.

Huddle Up: Williams had five or more receptions in each of the past four games, while going for 70 or more yards in each of the outings. He also has two touchdowns in the span. Williams remains as a solid low-end WR2 or flex fantasy option in most leagues of 12 or more teams heading into Week 17.

Huddle Up: After a horrible start to the year, Williams has been on a tear in recent weeks and is closing in on 1,000 yards. Williams has had at least 88 receiving yards in five of his last six games and is averaging 124.7 receiving yards over his past three outings. He is back to being a high-upside WR2.

Huddle Up: Williams continues to be the player most elevated by Dan Campbell taking over play-calling duties. Even with being shutout in Week 12, Williams has racked up 24 receptions, 447 yards, and three touchdowns in five games under Campbell. Williams, who posted a 5-121-1 line the last time he faced the Rams, has moved into reliable WR2 territory with weekly WR1 potential.

Huddle Up: Williams' catch total and receiving yardage are career highs, while his target total fell one short. The need for Williams to step up happened on the first play of the team's second drive, as Amon-Ra St. Brown left with an apparent ankle injury and did not return. Williams made a couple of highlight-worthy plays in this one, scoring on a 22-yard quick screen in which he broke a tackle before racing to the end zone. He added a 44-yard catch-and-run later in the game. If St. Brown is unable to play in Week 14, Williams could very well return WR1 value against the questionable pass defense of the Dallas Cowboys.

Huddle Up: Williams has been hard to figure out for fantasy mangers. He had 14 catches for 273 yards and three touchdowns in his previous three games, but he also has six games with two grabs or less. His big-play ability makes him a roster staple but he's shown that he can't be trusted in the starting lineup from week-to-week.

Huddle Up: Williams had been one of the bigger disappointments to start the year, but he is finally finding his rhythm and looking like the WR2 threat that he was expected to be. Williams should be in starting lineups against the New York Giants in Week 12.