Williams managed a modest output on limited targets, maintaining WR3/flex relevance with upside in the Lions’ growing passing attack in Week 6.

Williams has week-to-week boom potential against a Bengals defense that’s allowed big plays; he’s a high-ceiling flex option with upside for a game-breaking score.

Williams could be the Lions’ big-play outlet, especially if Chase draws attention and the Lions push for vertical routes. His involvement adds a ceiling boost to Detroit’s aerial attack.

Williams is cited as a Week 5 sleeper with potential big-play upside for the Lions, leveraging play-action and a favorable AFC opponent to unlock a game-breaking score or two.

Williams targets a 21.5-yard longest-reception prop vs Cincinnati with big-play upside as Detroit leans on playmaking WRs; risk comes from volume, yet a splash play could anchor a day.