Williams' production from 2025 doesn't jump off the page, but he contributed in multiple facets of the game for a struggling Jets offense. In 15 games, he posted a 26-193-0 line on 36 targets and added three carries for 34 yards, while piling up 837 kick-return yards and 392 punt-return yards with two touchdowns. The 25-year-old was voted team MVP by teammates largely for his special teams impact and should remain the primary returner in 2026. Offensively, he projects as the No. 4 WR behind Garrett Wilson, rookie Omar Cooper and Adonai Mitchell, though Williams' versatility could earn him opportunities in a more dynamic offense led by QB Geno Smith.