Fantasy Football 2011: Can Roy Williams Revive His Career with Mike Martz?
Roy Williams was a highly coveted wide receiver when he came out of Texas in 2004. In seven of his eight seasons, he has finished with fewer than 65 catches. Six times heโs finished with fewer than 55. Four times he finished with 45 of fewer catches. Chew on that. Williams has had 45 or fewer catches in half of his seasons in the league.
He has also had fewer than 840 yards in seven of his seasons and fewer than 700 in six. In half of his seasons heโs had less than 600 yards. His one saving grace has been four seasons with seven or eight touchdowns and six with five of more. The bottom line is Roy Williams has been mediocre at best in all but one season.
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In that season, Williams caught 82 passes for 1,310 yards and eight touchdowns. That foolโs gold season earned him a big paycheck and a run of preseason fantasy love that never matched his production.
Well, the love is backโฆsomewhat. Obviously I wonโt buy in on Williams like I once did, but there is reason for optimism. Unlike Sidney Rice who landed in a bad quarterback situation in Seattle, Williams gets Jay Cutler.
He may lack in the intangibles, but physically, heโs as good as any quarterback in the league. He also doesnโt have to compete with an elite wide receiver.
Since 2007, Williams has had to share the field with Calvin Johnson, Terrell Owens, Miles Austin and Dez Bryant. Thatโs not entirely a positive though because it means heโll likely draw the top opposing cornerback.
Finally, Williams is reunited with Mike Martz, who was the offensive coordinator for the Lions when Williams had his monster year. Martz believes in him. Itโs funny how players play differently when they feel wanted. Itโs funny how a new start is all some players needs.
Will that be the case for Williams? Hard to say, but with aย MockDraftCentralย ADP of 62, heโs well worth the risk.
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