Williams touched the ball for the Browns with one carry for no yards and a catch for six yards, plus a 38-yard kickoff return. He’s in a roster battle and could surprise if usage comes in longer-yardage or return-heavy sets, providing speculative DFS or redraft upside in the right weeks.

Williams emerged as a versatile back in Sanders’ rookie showcase, delivering as a pass-catching option and contributing in the run game. His chemistry with Sanders and involvement in the offense’s second/third-unit looks hint at a potential third-down role or a rotating backfield presence that could become relevant if the starter rests or injuries occur.