Outlook Ty Johnson
Ty Johnson at Minnesota — Limited Backfield Role Caps Fantasy Value
Operating behind James Cook III and Ray Davis on the depth chart, Johnson remains relegated to a niche change-of-pace role for Buffalo. While he has been hyper-efficient as a receiver this season by securing all 15 of his targets, his weekly touches are far too sparse to rely on, having handled just four carries and three targets in his last outing.
In an indoor matchup against a 6-1 Vikings squad, our weekly projection lands Johnson at 5.7 fantasy points with two receptions and 24 receiving yards. Given his sub-one-percent start rate and minimal rushing opportunities, fantasy managers should keep him planted on benches across all typical redraft formats.
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Outlook Savion Williams
Savion Williams at New England — Minimal Workload Keeps Him Off the Radar
Since returning from injured reserve, Savion Williams has settled into a specialized role in Green Bay's offense, mixing in for manufactured horizontal touches, jet sweeps, and situational slot snaps. While injuries to Skyy Moore and Jayden Reed have opened roster opportunities, Williams remains a secondary option behind primary targets like Christian Watson and Matthew Golden.
That limited offensive involvement severely constrains his fantasy utility heading into Sunday's matchup at New England. Our weekly projections estimate Williams for approximately two catches and just over 20 total yards. Rostered in barely 1% of leagues, he is purely an emergency stash rather than a viable lineup consideration.
