Week 8 projection
17.5
Half PPR, Sleeper
Week 8 matchup
vs ARI · Neutral · #14/32
Rest of season projection
173
Half PPR, Sleeper · RB7, #24 overall
Trade value
5,577
Redraft, RB9 · Dynasty 3,957

Trade value is FantasyCalc's 12-team, 1-QB, half PPR market. Projections and matchups are this week's, from Sleeper.

REDRAFT TRADE VALUE OVER TIME
5,641+536 (+10.5%)
Since Oct 22
Oct 22
SCHEME MATCHUP · VS ARI

How Javonte Williams scores against each defensive look

His points per play in each look, and how often ARI shows it. Green means ARI's mix helps him and red means it hurts, against an average defense.

ARI blitzes 30% of pass plays, league 32%
Receivinghalf PPR points per target, 2025 season
ARI shows
He scores per target
LookARI showsLeague
Man coverage13 targets · small sample28%31%
Zone coverage38 targets72%69%

Too few targets in one look to say how ARI's mix affects him.

Rushinghalf PPR points per carry, 2025–26 seasonhurts him−8%
ARI shows
He scores per carry
LookARI showsLeagueEffect
Light box188 carries44% 202655%+2%
Base box154 carries50% 202636%−4%
Stacked box20 carries6% 20269%−6%

At ARI's mix his rates work out to 0.78 pts per carry, against 0.84 at the league's mix.

Coverage is 2025, from nflverse participation data published after the season. Boxes and blitzes are this season's, from FTN charting.

Breakout Lab

Built from his 2025 season and draft profile. Games played in 2026 don't change it.

He has already broken out. His first top-24 season by points per game was 2025 (best finish: 12th at RB, 2025). A breakout is defined as a first such season, so the grade above is not a forecast for him. Read it as how strongly his profile matches the one breakouts have.
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Breakout checklist

4/5 must-haves · 3/4 boosters
  • Must-haves 4/5
  • Boosters 3/4
Requirements: the must-haves
✗Age 24 or younger26.4 vs <=242025RB production peaks early; younger backs carry more tread and upside. · 12.6% break out with it vs 8.1% without
✓Day 1–2 draft capital (pick ≤ 100)35 vs <=1002025Draft capital predicts workload share and goal-line trust. · 17.7% break out with it vs 8.1% without
✓Touches ≥ 10 / game17.9 vs >=102025Volume is king for RB scoring, and 10 touches a game is where the breakout rate jumps. · 25.2% break out with it vs 5.5% without
✓Yards per carry ≥ 4.34.8 vs >=4.32025Efficiency at/above league average keeps a back in the game-plan. · 10.4% break out with it vs 9.4% without
✓Depth chart: the real RB1 entering the season1 vs >=12026A back who isn't even his own team's projected lead back entering the season starts from behind on touches no matter what last season's stats say: this is forward-looking projected-role context none of this rule set's other, backward-looking production stats can see. · 12% break out with it vs 7.4% without
Boosters: what raises the ceiling
✗Passing-down role: ≥ 3.5 targets / game3.2 vs >=3.52025Receiving work is the PPR difference-maker and insulates volume in game scripts. · 17.7% break out with it vs 8.9% without
✓Goal-line role: ≥ 50% of team RZ carries71.4 vs >=502025Goal-line work is what drives RB touchdown totals. · 37% break out with it vs 8.8% without
✓Pass protection: line top-109 vs <=102025Pass protection, not run blocking, is the half of line play that shows up in a back's scoring: it keeps him on the field for passing downs and keeps the offense ahead of the chains. · 11.5% break out with it vs 9% without
✓Forced-missed-tackle rate ≥ 8.5%8.7 vs >=8.52025Broken tackles measure yardage a back creates independent of blocking. · 9.2% break out with it vs 8.3% without
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Advanced charting stats

Route participation %66.220259th of 65 RBsShare of his team's dropbacks he was on the field for: the true denominator behind target share.Source: On the field for the dropback ÷ team dropbacks: nflverse participation joined to play-by-play, 2025
Targets per route run0.11202538th of 55 RBsSeparates volume from opportunity: are targets earned per route, or just a product of snaps?Source: Targets ÷ routes run (min 50 routes): nflverse participation + box score, 2025
Yards per route run0.30202551st of 55 RBsThe single most stable WR efficiency stat; elite breakouts cross ~2.0.Source: Receiving yards ÷ routes run (min 50 routes): nflverse participation + box score, 2025
Average depth of target-1.30202543rd of 64 RBsHow far downfield the targets come: role definition (deep vs underneath).Source: Mean air yards per target: nflverse play-by-play, 2025
Air-yards share-1.40202558th of 64 RBsShare of the team's downfield passing intent aimed at this player.Source: His air yards ÷ his team's air yards: nflverse play-by-play, 2025
2-WR-set (12/13) rate35.1202529th of 32 teamsHow often the offense plays heavy personnel: expands or shrinks a WR's route tree.Source: Snaps in 12/21 personnel: nflverse participation, 2025
Zone coverage rate faced63.8202528th of 32 teamsZone vs man tendencies of the schedule; changes who wins targets and YAC.Source: Zone coverage snaps faced: nflverse participation, 2025
Red-zone target share11.5202514th of 64 RBsThe touchdown-equity signal a breakout usually needs.Source: Targets inside the 20 ÷ team red-zone targets: nflverse play-by-play, 2025
Offensive line rank720257th of 32 teamsMeasured 2025 line quality (1 = best), pass protection and run blocking combined.Source: Measured 2025 line grade: sack rate and pressure rate allowed, stuffed-run rate and rush yards before contact, each z-scored within the season
Pass protection rank920259th of 32 teamsSacks and pressures allowed (1 = best). This is the half of line play that moves fantasy scoring.Source: Measured 2025 pass protection: sack rate allowed (nflverse play-by-play) and pressure rate allowed (PFR charting), z-scored within the season
Line rank, 2026 projected18202618th of 32 teamsWhere published projections expect this line to finish (1 = best): opinion, not measurement, and it does not feed the breakout score.Source: Consensus of the PFF and Sharp Football Analysis 2026 offensive line projections: a forecast, shown for context beside the measured rank
QB quality (EPA/play)0.1620257th of 32 teamsHow much the team's quarterback added per dropback in 2025.Source: Team EPA per dropback: nflverse play-by-play, 2025
Vacated targets7.10202530th of 32 teamsShare of the team's 2025 targets belonging to players no longer on the roster.Source: 2025 targets belonging to players no longer on the 2026 roster: nflverse
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Season by season

SeasonTouches/gRush yds/gTargets/gRec yds/gTotal TD
202316.548.43.614.35
202411.230.24.120.44
202517.975.13.28.613