The 2025 season was another highly successful one for Williams, who made it his third straight year with at least 1,300 yards and 13 touchdowns from scrimmage. He even finished 2025 with career highs for yards for scrimmage (1,533), receiving yards (290) and receptions (36), aided by playing all 17 games in the regular season. Despite all the success, Williams' ADP is likely to be at its lowest point in years after the 2025 emergence of Blake Corum, who averaged 10.1 carries and 0.9 targets from Week 7 through the NFC Championship Game (Williams averaged 14.9 carries and 2.6 targets in that same stretch). Given that Corum averaged 5.1 YPC on his 145 regular-season attempts, it's reasonable to assume he'll pick up where he left off as one of the league's most heavily used No. 2 RBs (at least on the ground). Williams has already shown that he can produce as a high-end RB2 with Corum regularly involved, but RB1 territory is a tougher ask.