Outlook Josh Jacobs
Josh Jacobs at New England — Lead Workload Awaits in Foxborough
Despite off-field headlines, the coaching staff reaffirmed Josh Jacobs as the backfield leader, with offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich emphasizing a desire to feed him touches. Jacobs looked sharp in practice and should dominate opportunities as Green Bay's primary runner, particularly with backup MarShawn Lloyd nursing a knee injury.
Jacobs has logged 32 carries and caught 11 passes over his past two contests, confirming heavy dual-threat involvement. Our projections anticipate around 14 rushes and three receptions for roughly 74 total yards with strong scoring potential against New England, making fantasy managers feel confident slotting him into lineups across all formats.
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Outlook Antonio Williams
Antonio Williams vs. Rams — Elevated Opportunity Beckons in Shorthanded Offense
Washington officially ruled out wideouts Dyami Brown and Treylon Burks for Sunday, opening up a substantial boost in playing time for Williams alongside Stefon Diggs. Fresh off hauling in five of seven targets for 54 yards in his last outing, the dynamic rookie receiver is well positioned to run plenty of routes in three-wide sets against Los Angeles.
With the Commanders entering as 4.5-point underdogs in a projected high-scoring 48-point game environment, game script should favor throwing the ball. Our weekly projection lands Williams at 3.5 catches for 42 receiving yards (9.3 fantasy points), making him an intriguing flex streaming option as fantasy managers steadily elevate his roster rate to 46%.
