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RB Ty'son Williams, BAL (1 Viewer)

I am seriously mulling over whether to start him over Taylor this week - especially if Wentz doesn't play.  I see Tenn stacking the box and last week Mack starting getting mixed in with carries.  Ty'Son will have a split but the Lions matchup is juicy and the game script should favor a heavy dose of running.  
I think that's overthinking it. The offense may struggle more without Wentz, but they're going to lean on the run game with Taylor.

ETA: I'm starting Ty'Son over Sanders.

 
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If there’s a game to have high confidence in both Williams & Murray, this has to be it. They’re gonna run run run till their daddy takes the t-Bird away. 

 
Starting him in all my leagues where i have him. He is averaging the third most yards per touch behind pollard and Chubb and is a lock for 15 touches based on weeks 1 and 2. Ravens should handle the lions easily so i can see him getting more touches in a lopsided game. 

 
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I think that's overthinking it. The offense may struggle more without Wentz, but they're going to lean on the run game with Taylor.
it’s a tough call. Both of the Indy backup QBs looks horrible in preseason. 

Unless one of them steps up & looks like an NFL starting QB, the Titans should dominate TOP. 

hard to bench a 1st or 2nd round RB, but I could see it here. 

 
it’s a tough call. Both of the Indy backup QBs looks horrible in preseason. 

Unless one of them steps up & looks like an NFL starting QB, the Titans should dominate TOP. 

hard to bench a 1st or 2nd round RB, but I could see it here. 
Fair point. Fortunately, I don't have to make that decision, but I'd personally rather see Ty'Son blow up on my bench than Taylor.

 
Starting him in all my leagues where i have him. He is averaging the third most yards per tough behind pollard and Chubb and is a lock for 15 touches based in weeks 1 and 2. Ravens should handle the lions easily so i can see him getting more touches in a lopsided game. 
Agree, but a blowout would be bad, IMO. 

After losing their top 3 RBs in the preseason I have a hard time seeing them use Williams to salt the game away. Freeman is slightly more expendable for meaningless 2nd half carries if it truly goes that south. 

What Williams/Murray owners should hope for is at least a competitive 1st half like the Lions gave GB. Not sure how realistic that is after the demoralizing L the Lions just took. 

just a thought. 

 
Agree, but a blowout would be bad, IMO. 

After losing their top 3 RBs in the preseason I have a hard time seeing them use Williams to salt the game away. Freeman is slightly more expendable for meaningless 2nd half carries if it truly goes that south. 

What Williams/Murray owners should hope for is at least a competitive 1st half like the Lions gave GB. Not sure how realistic that is after the demoralizing L the Lions just took. 

just a thought. 
Agreed. A Blowout wouldn’t be ideal but I think Lions can keep up… make it a game, based on their week 1 and 2 performances. 

 
Starting him in all my leagues where i have him. He is averaging the third most yards per touch behind pollard and Chubb and is a lock for 15 touches based on weeks 1 and 2. Ravens should handle the lions easily so i can see him getting more touches in a lopsided game. 
The Ravens are fresh off the big win against KC, this seems like a let down game for the Ravens.

 
The Ravens are fresh off the big win against KC, this seems like a let down game for the Ravens.
I have a hard time believing that but I suppose it’s possible. 

It would be a significant upset. I could see a let-down loss against a more talented team, but that Lions D just isn’t great. Nor is their offense. Of their special teams.

Talent matters in the NFL. Ravens have a lot of it. Lions notsomuch. 

but hey, any given Sunday. :shrug:  

 
I have a hard time believing that but I suppose it’s possible. 

It would be a significant upset. I could see a let-down loss against a more talented team, but that Lions D just isn’t great. Nor is their offense. Of their special teams.

Talent matters in the NFL. Ravens have a lot of it. Lions notsomuch. 

but hey, any given Sunday. :shrug:  
I don't think the Ravens will lose the game, but the post I quoted made mention of a lopsided Ravens victory. Coming off the big win against KC I'm not so sure it will be lopsided 

 
So tempted to plug this guy in over Zeke given Pollard's emergence and tough matchup. Overthinking it?


Ooh, that's a tough one. I would expect similar workloads for each, and clearly Williams has the better match-up. Maybe DAL takes a pass-heavy approach w/ PHI (similar to TBB game)?

There's the old "never bench your studs" thing in play here... question is - does Zeke still sit at the "studs" table?

 
He's in over Robert Woods for me in the flex and my thought was "am I overthinking?"

But over Zeke!? That is overthinking it. 

 
I am seriously mulling over whether to start him over Taylor this week - especially if Wentz doesn't play.  I see Tenn stacking the box and last week Mack starting getting mixed in with carries.  Ty'Son will have a split but the Lions matchup is juicy and the game script should favor a heavy dose of running.  


I own Williams, and maybe I'm in the minority here, but there is no way I would start him over Taylor.

 
Who are you starting Ty'son Williams over this week? The one league I own him in I am going to start Damian Harris instead of Williams.

 
Lions are only giving up 3.8 ypc 
Their pass defense is what sucks. 75.5 completion percentage and a league worst 10.8 yards per attempt.
147.8 quarterback rating - league worst

 
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Lotta hype for Ty'Son Williams this week everywhere ya go, people wanna know. It certainly seems like the stars are aligning for him. I drank some juice on DraftKings and considering starting him at Flex over the likes of McLaurin, D Harris, J Williams, L Murray, and Rondale Moore. Crazy thoughts, eh. Btw...start only 2 WR (Hill and Lockett) and 2 RB's (Taylor and Montgomery).

Edit: I just changed Ty'Son out for Damien Harris LOL 

 
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Lions are only giving up 3.8 ypc 
Their pass defense is what sucks. 75.5 completion percentage and a league worst 10.8 yards per attempt.
147.8 quarterback rating - league worst
Not sure if serious 

6th round rookie rb got 100 yards rushing in his 1st game ever.

Aaron Jones scored 4 TDs.

Their ENTIRE defense sucks

 
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Who are you starting Ty'son Williams over this week? The one league I own him in I am going to start Damian Harris instead of Williams.
TySon is my flex this week, instead of: Damien Harris, Gio Bernard, Brandon Aiyuk, Brandin Cooks, Laviska Shenault, and Cordarrelle Patterson.

 
Jarad Evans@PFF_Jarad

Most yards after contact per attempt (RBs w/ 20+ carries)

1. Nick Chubb - 4.4

2. Derrick Henry - 3.9

3. Ty’Son Williams - 3.7

4. Chris Carson - 3.7

5. Damien Harris - 3.5

6. David Montgomery - 3.4

7. Austin Ekeler - 3.4

8. Antonio Gibson - 3.3

9. Javonte Williams - 3.0

 
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Who are you starting Ty'son Williams over this week? The one league I own him in I am going to start Damian Harris instead of Williams.


ARob. Big believer in ARob but at this point I've seen more Williams than I have Fields --> ARob.

15 or so RB touches (including all the RB targets if the last two weeks are worth going on) behind the Balt OL against the Lions seems safer.

 
If I owned Williams (I don't),  I would definitely sell him.  He won't have any value beyond 2021.  The only way I would hang on to him in 2021 is if I'm a contender and I'm thin at RB.  The way RBs have been dropping I might need him at some point.  However, if I'm a contending team and I'm set at RB for the year, I would be trying like hell to sell him.

 
If I owned Williams (I don't),  I would definitely sell him.  He won't have any value beyond 2021.  The only way I would hang on to him in 2021 is if I'm a contender and I'm thin at RB.  The way RBs have been dropping I might need him at some point.  However, if I'm a contending team and I'm set at RB for the year, I would be trying like hell to sell him.
I'm considering it in my dynasty league, but think his stock remains sandbagged by L.Murray/L.Bell/Freeman skepticism. Really don't think I could get more than a 3rd round rookie, perhaps not even that. My hope is the dust settles a bit over the next 2-3 weeks and he solidifies being the 60% carrier. If offered a 2nd at that point, maybe.

 
If I owned Williams (I don't),  I would definitely sell him.  He won't have any value beyond 2021.  The only way I would hang on to him in 2021 is if I'm a contender and I'm thin at RB.  The way RBs have been dropping I might need him at some point.  However, if I'm a contending team and I'm set at RB for the year, I would be trying like hell to sell him.
I think almost everyone knows he likely does not possess long term value - so he's not an easy sell in dynasty. You need to find a team that has a need for a stop gap RB. 

I picked him up off waivers in one league, and I'm heading into a rebuild there - so I did flip him for Van Jefferson and what should be a mid-second 2022 pick (I also threw in a 2022 5th round pick). I'm not particularly high on that return but Williams doesn't help me this year and it's unlikely he would next year - so I think this at least gives me future upside. Most teams tried to offer late picks since "he only has value for this year".

 
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I think almost everyone knows he likely does not possess long term value - so he's not an easy sell in dynasty. You need to find a team that has a need for a stop gap RB. 

I picked him up off waivers in one league, and I'm heading into a rebuild there - so I did flip him for Van Jefferson and what should be a mid-second 2022 pick (I also threw in a 2022 5th round pick). I'm not particularly high on that return but Williams doesn't help me this year and it's unlikely he would next year - so I think this at least gives me future upside. Most teams tried to offer late picks since "he only has value for this year".
Very good deal for you from that perspective.

 
Very good deal for you from that perspective.
If I was competing, that's not a deal I would make. But on an 0-2 team that has 4 players on IR already, I'm ok with it.

I still like Williams and will be pulling for him. He should be a solid RB2/3 this season. Beyond that is cloudy.

 
see you guys in the Chuba thread

(have shares of both, this one has become tedious)

quick Q tho -

how much am I going to regret flexing Ty’son over Javonte?

 
see you guys in the Chuba thread

(have shares of both, this one has become tedious)

quick Q tho -

how much am I going to regret flexing Ty’son over Javonte?


I wouldn't do that personally if I owned Williams. I am already starting to get a weird hunch this is going to be a Murray week and Ty'son will bust. I'd start Javonte against the Jets, this his breakout game is coming.

 
I wouldn't do that personally if I owned Williams. I am already starting to get a weird hunch this is going to be a Murray week and Ty'son will bust. I'd start Javonte against the Jets, this his breakout game is coming.
yeah that was half in jest. I started Williams last week. I don’t think I’m taking him out until he gives me a reason to.

 
I think almost everyone knows he likely does not possess long term value - so he's not an easy sell in dynasty. You need to find a team that has a need for a stop gap RB. 

I picked him up off waivers in one league, and I'm heading into a rebuild there - so I did flip him for Van Jefferson and what should be a mid-second 2022 pick (I also threw in a 2022 5th round pick). I'm not particularly high on that return but Williams doesn't help me this year and it's unlikely he would next year - so I think this at least gives me future upside. Most teams tried to offer late picks since "he only has value for this year".
I think it would be foolish for anyone to offer a 2nd round rookie pick for Williams, especially with the presence of Murray.  Hell, forgot that, it's foolish without Murray.

 
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