Jameson Williams

Start Williams — he gets a nice home matchup against a weak pass defense and could have a big game. He’s risky because he doesn’t get many passes and mostly catches short throws, so only play him if you can handle a low score; otherwise bench him and check injury and target updates before lock.

Start him in Week 1 if you want a big-play shot — Green Bay’s outside defense is shaky and the new coach likes throwing deep. If you need a safer, steady score, sit him — he’s had injuries and suspensions and might not get consistent targets.

Draft him in the middle rounds as a deep-threat wide receiver who can have huge games but is a risky pick. He’s gotten good preseason buzz and could break out if he gets more plays, but he’s had injuries and will be behind Amon‑Ra St. Brown and Sam LaPorta, so he might not get many chances.

Take him in the middle rounds. He makes big plays and can have big games, but two strong teammates will grab many passes, so expect some weeks to be quiet.