Jets WR Mike Williams caught his only target in Week 2. But he climbed to a 65% snap rate after playing just 18% of the snaps in the opener. HC Robert Saleh said that Williams "feels really good" and is ready for more work.
Williams won't be a recommended fantasy starter until he gets closer to full playing time. But he's clearly trending in the right direction. The one catch he made in Week 2 was a crucial 19-yard contested grab on a 2nd-and-16 late in the fourth quarter.
Currently rostered in just 30% of Yahoo fantasy leagues, Williams is a nice add right now for teams looking for WR help. He could work his way into the WR3 mix by October.
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