Williams’ fumble cost the Rams in a tight loss to the 49ers, yet the locker room and coaching staff stayed in his corner. McVay stressed love, accountability, and a plan to fix ball security, while Williams continues to be used as a multi-faceted weapon in the offense. His two receiving TDs highlighted an evolving role in the passing game, providing a clear path to fantasy relevance even in defeat.

Ford and Young publicly backed Williams on social media, underscoring a culture built on trust and resilience. With back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons, Williams remains the Rams’ centerpiece, and his involvement as a route runner keeps defenses honest and fantasy managers optimistic about continued targets and scoring chances down the stretch.

San Francisco edged Los Angeles 26-23 in OT after a clutch fourth-down stand, underscoring the 49ers’ resilience and the depth of their offense as injuries linger. Minnesota stunned the travel woes with Addison delivering a late TD surge in London, while Cleveland’s Dillon Gabriel showed poise in his first NFL start and Quinshon Judkins kept the ground game productive. Puka Nacua piled up targets for the Rams, and Kendrick Bourne broke out as San Francisco’s top option in a receiver-thin week for the club.

Kittle, Purdy, and the rest of San Francisco’s attack are rounding into form as health improves, but special-teams miscues and ball security remain focal for LA. The Week 5 slate highlighted the volatility and upside across fantasy rosters, with immediate implications for Week 6 lineups.

Kyren Williams posted 64 rushing yards, 66 receiving yards, and 2 TDs, and his TD celebration drew a pointed Instagram response from Deommodore Lenoir, escalating the Rams-49ers clash.

San Francisco edged Los Angeles 26-23 in overtime, and the Week 10 rematch figures to heighten drama and sharpen fantasy lenses on Williams’ dual-threat role and Lenoir’s coverage matchup.

Williams' versatility keeps him viable in standard and PPR formats, while Lenoir's public stance adds psychological edge that could influence the next meeting and how defenses defend Williams and Stafford.