Savion Williams

Redraft

Projections: Offense

Expert	Total Pts	Receiving						Rushing					Passing								Fumbles
Expert	Total Pts	1D	REC	TGT	TD	YDS	2PT	CAR	1D	TD	YDS	2PT	ATT	CMP	1D	INT	SCK	TD	YDS	2PT	LOST
Footballguys Consensus	38.49	6.39	11.63	18.03	1.16	137.58	-	9	2.15	0.23	47.92	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.03
Jason Wood	14.1	1.54	4	6	-	46	-	10	2.2	-	55	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Maurile Tremblay	26.7	4.03	7.3	13.2	0.7	98	-	9	2.1	0.1	50	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.2
Bob Henry	67.5	12.18	21	32	2.5	245	-	8	2.11	0.5	40	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Rankings

Footballguys Consensus

WR128

Matt Waldman

WR112

Williams is a better outside receiver than credited because a large number of analysts logo-scout and TCU's recent alumni have disappointed. Williams is a good contested-catch player, and he wins in tight windows and makes plays after the catch.

Williams is one of the most talented runners this draft when classifying both receivers and running backs. His work at running back is promising despite limited touches in that capacity. He has good feet, processes information fast and accurately, sets up blocks that he understands how they work, and his contact balance is among the best in this class -- at running back.

He could become a good RB in the NFL or a reliable fantasy receiver at WR. He's worth monitoring on your waiver wire.

Ben Cummins

WR121

An athletic freak at 6'3.7" 222 pounds. But a strange draft pick that doesn't project to be on the fantasy radar this year outside of a few schemed touches here and there.

Bob Henry

WR106

Andy Hicks

WR126

Maurile Tremblay

WR130

Jason Wood

WR141

Sigmund Bloom

WR130

Jeff Haseley

WR129

Dan Hindery

WR105

Jeff Bell

WR133

Alfredo Brown

WR126

Craig Lakins

WR130

Dave Kluge

WR115

Ryan Weisse

WR130

Hutchinson Brown

WR121

Matt Montgomery

WR123

Julia Papworth

WR118