Outlook Antonio Williams
Rookie Slot Weapon Offers Late-Round Value Amid Shifting Market Perception
Selected in the third round by Washington, rookie Antonio Williams is slated to operate between the slot and Z positions in an evolving passing attack. Teammate Stefon Diggs recently praised his talent, and Williams brings inside-outside versatility that should earn him immediate rotational snaps.
Our season projections anticipate Williams securing 44 receptions on 69 targets for 600 yards and 4 touchdowns, totaling approximately 126.1 PPR fantasy points. While he will battle for looks in a crowded receiver room, his route running gives him sneaky target upside.
After hovering in the mid-160s throughout July, Williams' ADP has plummeted past pick 250 into deep-sleeper territory, leaving him rostered in under 10% of leagues. With draft momentum falling sharply, our models view him as a worthwhile late-round flier who can easily outperform his sunken price tag.
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Outlook Quentin Johnston
Poised for a Breakout Role in Revamped Chargers Passing Attack
Quentin Johnston enters his fourth NFL season starting outside for Justin Herbert alongside Tre' Harris and slot receiver Ladd McConkey. With new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel installing a scheme tailored to yards after catch, Johnston is positioned to expand on back-to-back eight-touchdown seasons.
Our projections forecast Johnston for 63 catches, 775 yards, and seven touchdowns on 94 targets (172.0 fantasy points). After averaging a career-best 14.4 yards per reception in 2025, his consistent red-zone presence provides reliable WR3 utility with room for higher weekly ceilings.
Market momentum is rising for Johnston, whose ADP climbed from pick 103 in late June into the low 90s by mid-August. Fantasy drafters are taking notice of his established role and scheme upgrade. At his current price, our projections view Johnston as a solid value pick in 1.0 PPR leagues.
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