From the episode

Williams ran 77% in week one. From there he goes 81%, 89%, 94%, 83%... being up around 80%, it's very solid at week five. He was at 83%.

STACKED’s take

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Williams ran 77-94% routes as slot; sustained 80%+ usage shows Jets' slot receiver volume.

Isaiah Williams ran 77% of routes in week one, then escalated to 81%, 89%, 94%, and 83% route share across subsequent weeks as the Jets' primary slot receiver. These route percentages demonstrate consistent high-volume usage for a slot receiver, with the source noting that 80%+ route share is very solid for that position. Williams' elevated role was partly due to Omar Cooper's IR absence, but the source uses his sustained 80%+ route share to argue that the Jets will not artificially limit Cooper's opportunities upon his return.

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