
Mike Williams Fantasy
- Height / Weight
- 6'4" / 218 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- October 4, 1994 (28)
- Experience
- 7th Season
- Drafted
- 2017 / Rd. 1 / Pk. 7 (LAC)
- College
- Clemson
Season Logs
Game Logs
Mike Williams News
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams (back) has an "outside chance" to play in the Divisional Round, assuming the team advances that far, according to a report from NFL.com's Ian Rapoport. Williams appeared in 13 games this year, which was the lowest mark since his rookie season. The 28-year-old totaled 63 catches, 895 yards, and four touchdowns. He'll be a strong DFS option once he returns in the playoffs, but until then, look for Joshua Palmer and DeAndre Carter to see more snaps alongside Keenan Allen.
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams (back) suffered a small non-surgical fracture in his back in the Week 18 regular season finale that is expected to keep him out for the next two to three weeks, according to sources. It means that barring a Chargers Super Bowl run, Williams' season is likely over. Head coach Brandon Staley is probably wishing he didn't play his starters so deep into a meaningless game last Sunday. With Williams out for the foreseeable future, it makes quarterback Justin Herbert slightly less attractive in playoff leagues, while Keenan Allen should be a target hog in this offense. Joshua Palmer and DeAndre Carter will also have bigger roles and are absolutely worth a look as low-cost DFS sleeper selections.
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams (back) has been ruled out for the wild-card game on Saturday against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Williams didn't practice at all this week and was listed as questionable on the final injury report on Thursday, but he has since been downgraded to out. Head coach Brandon Staley curiously played the starters late into a meaningless Week 18 contest last week, and he paid the price with Williams getting hurt. If the Bolts get past the Jags this weekend, it's unclear if Williams would be able to make it back for the Divisional Round. With Williams out, it puts a damper on quarterback Justin Herbert's fantasy appeal, while top wideout Keenan Allen should be a target hog. Joshua Palmer and DeAndre Carter also become interesting DFS sleeper plays.
Depth Chart
- Offense
- Defense
QB | Justin Herbert |
Chase Daniel | |
RB | Austin Ekeler |
Joshua Kelley | |
FB | Zander Horvath |
LWR | Mike Williams |
Jalen Guyton | |
RWR | Joshua Palmer |
Michael Bandy | |
SWR | Keenan Allen |
DeAndre Carter | |
TE | Gerald Everett |
Donald Parham Jr. | |
LT | Rashawn Slater |
Jamaree Salyer | |
LG | Matt Feiler |
C | Corey Linsley |
Will Clapp | |
RG | Zion Johnson |
Brenden Jaimes | |
RT | Trey Pipkins III |
Foster Sarell |
DE | Morgan Fox |
Breiden Fehoko | |
NT | Sebastian Joseph-Day |
Otito Ogbonnia | |
DT | Austin Johnson |
Christian Covington | |
LOLB | Joey Bosa |
Kyle Van Noy | |
LILB | Kenneth Murray Jr. |
Troy Reeder | |
RILB | Drue Tranquill |
Nick Niemann | |
ROLB | Khalil Mack |
Chris Rumph II | |
LCB | Asante Samuel Jr. |
Ja'Sir Taylor | |
SS | Derwin James Jr. |
Nasir Adderley | |
FS | Alohi Gilman |
JT Woods | |
RCB | Michael Davis |
J.C. Jackson | |
NB | Bryce Callahan |
Kemon Hall |
PK | Cameron Dicker |
Dustin Hopkins |
Big Mike Williams hit the jackpot this offseason, signing a three-year, $60 million extension that comes with $40 million guaranteed. That came as a result of the most productive season of his five-year career with the Chargers. He caught a career-high 4.8 balls on a career-high 8.1 targets per game and tallied a career-high 1,146 receiving yards for the season. The biggest difference however between the first four years of his career and last season, when Joe Lombardi took over as offensive...