It wasn't Jameson Williams' biggest statistical game, but his performance in Thursday night's win over the Cowboys was one of his best as a pro. Williams' evolution from big-play merchant to well-rounded WR was on display throughout the night. He ran impressive routes, such as a deep comeback for a first down on a 2nd-and-17 in the second quarter. And he made multiple tough grabs in traffic. Williams finished with a team-high 96 yards on seven catches and nine targets. He also took an end-around that nearly went for an 8-yard TD, but Williams just barely stepped out of bounds at the 1.
Here are Williams' receiving lines in five games since HC Dan Campbell took over play-calling duties:
Even with the goose egg (which we still can't explain considering the prime matchup vs. the Giants), Williams is averaging 17.3 PPR over those five games. That's WR1-level production.
Just as importantly, he's averaged 7.2 targets per game on a 20.6% share. And those targets have come at an average of 9.7 yards downfield -- way down from his absurd 15.0-yard aDOT over the first nine weeks.
Williams' next three games feature a neutral matchup vs. the Rams (19th vs. WRs), a plus draw against the Steelers (28th), and a negative matchup vs. the Vikings (2nd). But all three of those games will be played indoors, so expect plenty of points from the Lions and fantasy points for Williams.
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