Williams, veteran and rotational piece, anchors the outside coverage as Durant and Forbes Jr. step up, providing stability but mixed fantasy upside depending on the Eagles' passing attack.

<p>Darious Williams re-entered the lineup and delivered a timely pass breakup that helped flip the momentum in Week 2 against Tennessee.</p><p>His performance, following a Week 1 benching, reinforces the Rams four-corner rotation and Williams' value as a versatile outside option in critical moments.</p>

Williams carries a high cap hit; his fate could swing Rams’ secondary depth. If retained, he anchors the boundary; if cut, tantalizing depth and youth opportunities emerge at a critical cap juncture, influencing both real-world defense and fantasy upside.

Williams gave Rams fans a reliable cover man with sticky coverage and occasional plays on the ball. In DB formats, his fantasy upside hinges on pass breakups and occasional picks, offering steady floor weeks in parts of a competitive pass defense.

Williams anchors the top corner trio for Shula’s unit, part of a fluid group behind him featuring Witherspoon, Durant and Forbes Jr. The competition for the fifth/sixth cornerback spot remains unresolved, with several contenders in the mix.