Williams continued to embrace his role as Oklahoma City's versatile reserve big in 2025-26, providing quality passing, floor spacing and quality three-point shooting whenever called upon. While he doesn't possess elite athleticism or high-volume scoring ability, he has excellent per-minute numbers, and his ability to hit outside shots consistently is huge for the Thunder. His ability to play either frontcourt position should keep him in the regular rotation, but consistent fantasy production is difficult to project behind Chet Holmgren and Isaiah Hartenstein. Williams' unique passing ability from the center position gives him some appeal in deeper formats, though his limited playing time keeps him off the standard-league radar unless injuries create a larger opportunity. At his best, he's a streaming option or target in deep category-based leagues, where he can provide three-pointers, rebounds and assists.