This is the important point. Fitz and Parker seem to have a symbiotic bond right now.10 months removed from an ACL, he is the starting WR for Miami opposite Parker, he's never going to be a reliable starter as 2nd fiddle in Miami. Parker signed a big contract and will get a lot of targets, I'm sure Preston will come on more once Tua takes over but that might not be for some time.
Undrafted rookie that turned heads last year, relax folks.
Granted it was the Jags but Fitzy looked pretty good last night. I am probably moving on from PW. Every damn year I buy into some rando preseason hype. I did it twice this year with damian harris and Preston. I never learnThis is the important point. Fitz and Parker seem to have a symbiotic bond right now.
Sometimes we don't have the luxury to hold a guy for very long but I would urge you to hold him til at least mid-season. I'll be forced to move on from him if I can't maintain a .500 record but, if I can, I'm going to try to keep him because I think it's going to take him some time this year to get back in the game mentally and trust his health after recovering from his ACL tear.Granted it was the Jags but Fitzy looked pretty good last night. I am probably moving on from PW. Every damn year I buy into some rando preseason hype. I did it twice this year with damian harris and Preston. I never learn
Think it was 60%Dynasty hold, but didn't like what I saw last night. I'd need to see snap counts, but he didn't seem to be on the field all that much. I looked for him, too.
Thanks for the snap count.but not much choice but to hold in dynasty.
35 of 61 snaps I think (57%).Think it was 60%
Fitz-Parker connection is real and that’s where he goes. Can’t blame him it’s working....especially when they are leading and don’t need to push downfield as aggressively.
Im disappointed and concerned but not much choice but to hold in dynasty.
Yeah, I don't know why I felt the need to clarify that because it's not even a consideration to do anything but. It was more of a segue into the disappointment that he's not superhuman and hasn't immediately started putting up 7-100-1 lines yet.Definitely a dynasty hold. We knew things were probably going to start slowly coming off the mid-season ACL tear. And even if Fitz/Parker have a connection that's less relevant for dynasty as Fitz won't be the QB there beyond this year.
His catch rate in the NFL so far is under 50%. That's atrocious. I'm not sure he'll ever be a thing.It's important to remember that when both were healthy last year, the targets/air yards/etc. favored Preston Williams over Parker. It could be that Williams is still being eased into the year and that it would help if the game was closer, but Williams' time is coming. Last year wasn't a mirage.
Very on point. Anyone who thought he was going to blow Parker out of the box Week 1 was really sniffing glue.Definitely a dynasty hold. We knew things were probably going to start slowly coming off the mid-season ACL tear. And even if Fitz/Parker have a connection that's less relevant for dynasty as Fitz won't be the QB there beyond this year.
Preston Williams caught 1-of-3 targets for 15 yards in the Dolphins' Week 4 loss to the Seahawks.
A painful, painful fantasy dud, one that will remove Williams from any starting consideration for the time being. Williams' three looks on an afternoon where Ryan Fitzpatrick attempted 45 passes can't be explained away. The would-be second-year breakout candidate now has just six grabs in four games. It's hard to release Williams' upside to the waiver wire, but with bye weeks and COVID cancellations wreaking havoc, it will probably be a gamble some teams need to make.
Oct 4, 2020, 5:45 PM ET
He literally had a DE in his face every time he took a 5 or 7 step drop, they tried shotgun, it's a miracle he doesn't get sacked more. His Tackles were pushed back into him seemed like every time he tried to drop back and look around.It's one thing to note that Williams isn't back to 100%, but it's not like he's toast or running in quicksand. Fitzpatrick is perfectly content to force it to Parker; he isn't really looking off his 1st read/progression right now.
I'm really trying to hold out hope but we are coming into Week 5 and that's damning evidence to cut him when the Jakeem Grants/Isaiah Fords of the world are out-targeting you. Maybe try to do a bad WR for bad WR trade or something but yeah, not startable now.Dolphins WR Preston Williams has been targeted on 11.5 percent of his pass routes this season.
Meanwhile, DeVante Parker has been targeted on 23.2 percent of his routes and Isaiah Ford has posted a 20.5 percent target per route rate through four weeks. Throw in Mike Gesicki and his 16 percent team target share, and Williams profiles as a low-volume option unless Miami pass catchers struggle with injuries at some point in 2020. Williams went for 15 yards on just three targets in a dream Week 4 matchup against the Seahawks. Parker has emerged as the clear cut No. 1 wideout, and Ford is a better fantasy option than Williams going forward.
- Rotoworld
He was on that track according to the numbers when both were healthy, then he tore up his knee and Parker flourished. Just because he's not successful now doesn't mean those numbers were wrong in 2019.I remember when people were saying he was the WR1 on the team over Parker haha
I mean, I guess you could technically make that argument? It was a four game sample where he scored 40 points. Parker scored 36 in that span.The Frankman said:He was on that track according to the numbers when both were healthy, then he tore up his knee and Parker flourished. Just because he's not successful now doesn't mean those numbers were wrong in 2019.
SamesiesDrop in re-draft most definitely, but he’s not going anywhere from my dynasty roster in the near future. Plenty of scope and logic for things to turn around this season and/or next.
Started the process of dropping him in my 3 re-drafts this week. Still holding in dynasty for now, wanna see Tua play.Drop in re-draft most definitely, but he’s not going anywhere from my dynasty roster in the near future. Plenty of scope and logic for things to turn around this season and/or next.
This is the ultimate decision maker in Williams’ fantasy future in my opinion. Tua could feed him like crazy or completely ignore him. The offense could get a Burrow-like boost and Tua could be a massive bust and no one in that offense is worth holding.Started the process of dropping him in my 3 re-drafts this week. Still holding in dynasty for now, wanna see Tua play.
Donte Moncrief: "Hold my beer."Not sure we can call a guy with 6 catches in 4 games a unicorn. Pretty much any NFL player could do that.
Oh boy, you’re extremely late to the nickname conversation. I’d recommend you read much further backNot sure we can call a guy with 6 catches in 4 games a unicorn. Pretty much any NFL player could do that.
ThisI'm no apologist, but he isn't even a year removed from ACL surgery.
No no, I’m goodOh boy, you’re extremely late to the nickname conversation. I’d recommend you read much further back
Ah okay, so you were just trying to be inflammatory, not offering anything actually useful to the thread. Par for the course for youNo no, I’m good
I have no idea who you are at all. But it was a comment on the guy’s nickname, maybe settle down? It’s not that serious.Ah okay, so you were just trying to be inflammatory, not offering anything actually useful to the thread. Par for the course for you
Double this. He never was a burner, and just coming off of an ACL can't be helping separation.I'm no apologist, but he isn't even a year removed from ACL surgery.
You say that like it’s a bad thing.At this point owners need to hope for a QB change. Clearly Fitz has eyes only for Parker.
IMO he is a great buy lowDynasty - IMO, he is a hold. You won't get any value for him now but if he does see more targets (Fitz or Tua), he might be a trade away "add on". I turned down too many decent offers in August for me to just drop him. Stubborn? Probably.
But he still has the chance to be worth "flex" in the near future.