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Redraft Leagues: Avoid This Round 5 WR Mistake! #shorts

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Jun 20, 2026
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Jameson Williams

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Williams is going in the early fifth round but presents a major redraft mistake due to extreme volatility: he had 4 games with 108+ receiving yards and a TD last year, but also 8 games with single-digit fantasy points and 2 games with zero points despite 97% snap share. The analyst warns that his reliance on unpredictable big plays makes him a poor fit for redraft leagues at his ADP, as managers will either bench him during his spike weeks or start him through numerous dud weeks.

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Taking Jameson Williams in round five is a mistake for redraft leagues; he should only be considered in round seven or eight when he's not expected to be a starter, as his unpredictable volatility and frequent dud weeks make him unreliable at his current ADP.

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0:00Next up, uh, Jameson Williams going in
0:02the early fifth round right now. He
0:04finishes like a roughly a low-end wide
0:06receiver two to flex play in points per
0:08game over the last two seasons. The
0:11volatility though, I mean, it is insane.
0:13Four games last year with at least 108
0:16receiving yards and a touchdown. That's
0:18awesome. Uh, but also eight games with
0:20single-digit fantasy points, two games
0:23with literally zeros fantasy points,
0:25zero receptions for zero yards.
0:29And those were with Those weren't like,
0:30"Oh, we got hurt 10 plays into the
0:31game." No, one of them he had like a 97%
0:34snap share. Like, these were games where
0:35he played in full, zero points. That is
0:39what he's going to give you. Now, on a
0:40site like Underdog in a best-ball
0:42format, you don't care that much. What
0:44you need are those spike weeks. So,
0:46that's why he gets ranked highly on site
0:48like Underdog. Um, but I think that
0:50trickles over to redraft a little bit
0:52too much. He really hurts you in redraft
0:55leagues when he has those down games,
0:57and he has a lot of down games. You
0:59know, especially when you're taking that
1:00in round five. If you're going to take
1:01him in round seven, round eight, okay,
1:03at that point you're not having him in
1:05there as a starter. That's still a
1:07little bit tough because like, okay,
1:08when are you going to start him?
1:09Sometimes they have those games where
1:11it's a back-and-forth affair, and he
1:12still has zero yards, and you're like,
1:14"How on earth did that happen? How did
1:15he score 34 points and he had one catch
1:17for 20 yards?" That just happens with
1:18Jamo sometimes. He really relies on
1:20those big plays, and they're a little
1:22bit unpredictable when they're going to
1:23happen. So, if he's not your starter,
1:25you might end up benching him for the
1:26good ones and starting for the bad ones,
1:27and that's just horrible. And then if he
1:29is your starter, you're starting a lot
1:30of dud weeks at a spot where it's like
1:33if you're playing a wide receiver two in
1:34the flex spot, you don't really want
1:36that many games where he has zero, one,
1:37two, three, four fantasy points, but
1:39that's just going to happen.

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