I feel your pain man. Disaster of a season across several leagues for me.Took this guy over Egbuka. Thats how you lose fantasy leagues. Had to start him 4 of 5 weeks due to numerous wr injuries. Guess which week I DIDNT start him.
The fifth option, at best, in this offense (behind St. Brown, Gibbs, Montgomery, and LaPorta). Will have his spike week on the bench. Incredibly frustrating for fantasy. Wish I hadn’t been so high on him. Baffled by his usage given the contract extension he just got.
It'll happen and we'll just have to accept it. He's too risky to start at this point. Unless both ARSB and LaPorta miss time, I'm not starting him ever again. Would rather pick up and start a random FA who is less likely to be a decoy for most of the game. He's Gabe Davis but with higher draft capital. I didn't think I'd find a player in fantasy I like less than Kyle Pitts but I think I've arrived at Jameson Williams.The fifth option, at best, in this offense (behind St. Brown, Gibbs, Montgomery, and LaPorta). Will have his spike week on the bench. Incredibly frustrating for fantasy. Wish I hadn’t been so high on him. Baffled by his usage given the contract extension he just got.
Could not be more frustrating to have him this year. I just know he will go off once I finally don’t start him. Driving me crazy.
So all the hype from the team, the coaching staff, his teammates - just in total BS?
“Next level”, “expanded route tree”, “looks like a different player out there”, “gonna take the league by storm!”
Saw this from sports writers, FF talking heads, and literally every sleeper article all offseason.
The vast chasm between what we all expected based on that and the reality of what’s actually happening on the field is just incredible in the worst possible way.
That’s just so far away from what anyone projected though. It’s a total bummer.So all the hype from the team, the coaching staff, his teammates - just in total BS?
“Next level”, “expanded route tree”, “looks like a different player out there”, “gonna take the league by storm!”
Saw this from sports writers, FF talking heads, and literally every sleeper article all offseason.
The vast chasm between what we all expected based on that and the reality of what’s actually happening on the field is just incredible in the worst possible way.
I think Jamo is the same player as last year, but last year he hit a few big plays early and then a lot of his numbers and big games week 11 and after when the Lions had a couple big games against bad teams and their defense got hurt and they played in a bunch of shoot outs.
I think last year was his ceiling with good variance barring an injury to ARSB.
His ADOT is 20.8 yards, which is ridiculous and explains the 52% catch rate.He had 20 targets over his first four games, that's pretty decent usage, no not WR1 usage though. Only catching half of them though could lose him targets eventually (like game 5). But even top receivers have the occasional inexplicable low target game. I don't think it's doom and gloom yet.
Yeah, of course. But we were told otherwise! Like, the entire offseason! The team hyped him to infinity. How is that so far from what’s happening?!This feels like a situation where his real life impact far outstrips his fantasy impact.

But, is it?Yeah, of course. But we were told otherwise! Like, the entire offseason! The team hyped him to infinity. How is that so far from what’s happening?!This feels like a situation where his real life impact far outstrips his fantasy impact.

IIRC you said you’d take him well ahead of Worthy. Still of that opinion?But, is it?Yeah, of course. But we were told otherwise! Like, the entire offseason! The team hyped him to infinity. How is that so far from what’s happening?!This feels like a situation where his real life impact far outstrips his fantasy impact.

I looked at it the same way you, and everyone else did (I took him earlier than anyone in the four FGBs home leagues) but, I never considered for even a second what the Lions may have been looking for when they extended him. In hindsight, I have to believe that we're seeing exactly what they were looking for when they extended him.
And, he'll, stubbornly, be in my lineup(s) all year regardless.
You really want to litigate this before Rice gets back?IIRC you said you’d take him well ahead of Worthy. Still of that opinion?But, is it?Yeah, of course. But we were told otherwise! Like, the entire offseason! The team hyped him to infinity. How is that so far from what’s happening?!This feels like a situation where his real life impact far outstrips his fantasy impact.

I looked at it the same way you, and everyone else did (I took him earlier than anyone in the four FGBs home leagues) but, I never considered for even a second what the Lions may have been looking for when they extended him. In hindsight, I have to believe that we're seeing exactly what they were looking for when they extended him.
And, he'll, stubbornly, be in my lineup(s) all year regardless.
I’m just asking questions man.You really want to litigate this before Rice gets back?IIRC you said you’d take him well ahead of Worthy. Still of that opinion?But, is it?Yeah, of course. But we were told otherwise! Like, the entire offseason! The team hyped him to infinity. How is that so far from what’s happening?!This feels like a situation where his real life impact far outstrips his fantasy impact.

I looked at it the same way you, and everyone else did (I took him earlier than anyone in the four FGBs home leagues) but, I never considered for even a second what the Lions may have been looking for when they extended him. In hindsight, I have to believe that we're seeing exactly what they were looking for when they extended him.
And, he'll, stubbornly, be in my lineup(s) all year regardless.
So much for the expanded route tree…His ADOT is 20.8 yards, which is ridiculous and explains the 52% catch rate.He had 20 targets over his first four games, that's pretty decent usage, no not WR1 usage though. Only catching half of them though could lose him targets eventually (like game 5). But even top receivers have the occasional inexplicable low target game. I don't think it's doom and gloom yet.
S’wut I’m sayin.So much for the expanded route tree…
It seems like Tesla is taking away from Jameson.
from JJs late round
Jameson Williams in 2024:
Jameson Williams in 2025:
- 3.9 receptions per game
- 66.7 receiving yards per game
- 0.5 TD per game
- 14.2 PPR PPG
According to PFF, Isaac TeSlaa ran a route on 54% of Detroit's drop backs in Week 5. That was a season high. His previous high was 38%.
- 2.2 receptions per game
- 44.6 receiving yards per game
- 0.2 TD per game
- 7.9 PPR PPG
Where is the boom? 1 play in 5 games?This guys a modern day Desean Jackson, for fantasy purposes, yeah. Extreme boom/bust WR4 type?
In his bank acct is the only place I knowWhere is the boom? 1 play in 5 games?This guys a modern day Desean Jackson, for fantasy purposes, yeah. Extreme boom/bust WR4 type?
Yeah you know that's not happening. He stretches the defense and blocks down field for everyone else. As someone already said better real life than fantasy.Maybe the question should be “where’s Jamo getting traded at the deadline?”
Yeah you know that's not happening. He stretches the defense and blocks down field for everyone else. As someone already said better real life than fantasy.Maybe the question should be “where’s Jamo getting traded at the deadline?”
Part of the issue is the reshuffling of the line - it takes time for his routes to develop, and the Lions don't fully trust the interior of the line to hold up for longer routes. You saw it against the Browns where several of Goff's deep targets to Jamo were affected by defenders in his space.
I expected them to use the Cinci game to get some kinks worked out, but then their left tackle got hurt and they were forced to start their 3rd string project left tackle, who had a tough time against Hendrickson. Once Taylor Decker gets back, I'd expect Jamo's participation to go up significantly.
Yep - by teammates, the OC, beat writers, etc, etc, etc. This topic is littered with quotes, links to players and coaches saying it.I would agree, but all summer we were told Jamo has expanded his route tree and he isn't just running deep routes.
Yeah not shocked that I am 1-4 as I have both AJ Brown and Jamo and add in Chase Brown lolIf I could time travel, I’d go back to Week 1 and trade AJ and Jamo for whatevwr I could get for them.
The hype on Jamo was thru the roof this off-season.
Last year, Jamo was 2nd on the team in targets, even with 2 missed games. This year he has dropped below LaPorta and Gibbs. I think people were expecting a decent amount more. In the last 9 weeks of 2024, he had at least 5 targets in every game.He had 20 targets over his first four games, that's pretty decent usage, no not WR1 usage though. Only catching half of them though could lose him targets eventually (like game 5). But even top receivers have the occasional inexplicable low target game. I don't think it's doom and gloom yet.
Decker may not be back anytime soon:Part of the issue is the reshuffling of the line - it takes time for his routes to develop, and the Lions don't fully trust the interior of the line to hold up for longer routes. You saw it against the Browns where several of Goff's deep targets to Jamo were affected by defenders in his space.
I expected them to use the Cinci game to get some kinks worked out, but then their left tackle got hurt and they were forced to start their 3rd string project left tackle, who had a tough time against Hendrickson. Once Taylor Decker gets back, I'd expect Jamo's participation to go up significantly.
I don't know how you could drop him outright. I guess it depends on who you are replacing him with but his upside and what he has done in the past gives some hope that this isn't a season long drought. I can't imagine dropping him but moving to bench until signs of life come back makes sense.Cutting bait in redraft
I wouldn’t.Cutting bait in redraft
