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Patriots WR: "I can do a lot" with Brown out
18 Sep
Summary
- Williams aims to seize opportunities with A.J. Brown sidelined.
- He believes his route-running skills extend beyond deep threats.
- Williams is expected to contribute more than just special teams.
New England Patriots wide receiver Kyle Williams is preparing to elevate his game with teammate A.J. Brown sidelined for a minimum of four contests. Williams expressed his readiness to capitalize on increased opportunities, stating he can contribute significantly to the offense.
Williams, known for his speed and ability to stretch defenses vertically, asserts that his route-running capabilities are more versatile than often perceived. His potential for an expanded role is a welcome development for the Patriots' offense, which struggled in its season opener.
With the Patriots facing the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 2, offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels may call upon Williams to diversify the team's aerial attack. Williams also contributed on special teams in the season opener, recording two kickoff returns for 56 yards.
