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these were his weekly finishes over the first five games of the season: WR61, WR10, WR55, WR62, WR89. He finished as WR13 in Week 6, but how many teams actually started him that week... And if you missed that Week 6 performance and were eager to start Williams for his next game, guess what? He scored ZERO points in Week 7!

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Williams' inconsistent weekly finishes make him unreliable to start despite spike-week upside.

Williams had inconsistent weekly finishes early in the season (WR61, WR10, WR55, WR62, WR89 in first five games), making him difficult to start confidently despite finishing WR13 in Week 6. He scored zero points in Week 7, illustrating the challenge of predicting when his spike weeks occur. The lesson: it's not enough to have players who score a lot; you must know when to start them, and spike weeks only help if the player is in your lineup when they happen.

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