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Jameson Williams finally turned his vertical role into a full fantasy result in Week 4. He caught six passes for 102 yards against Carolina after entering the game with 127 yards across the first three weeks. That pushed his season line to 16 receptions for 229 yards, but he is still looking for his first touchdown.
PFM has Williams WR20 for Week 5 at Arizona and WR26 for the rest of the season. The live profile shows a 14.4-yard average target depth and a 29.3% air-yards share, which is exactly the kind of usage that can swing a week on a handful of catches. Week 4 showed the yardage ceiling is real. The next step is getting into the end zone. If Detroit keeps giving him this downfield work, the scoreless start is more likely to create upside than define the rest of his season.