Philip Hughes· Nov 2, 2026
Hughes argues rookie Antonio Williams should remain Washington's top receiver in the rotation, ahead of Treylon Burks and Stefon Diggs, with Terry McLaurin out for the season.
“I'd keep him at the front of this rotation.”
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Antonio Williams to be 1st on the depth chart
“Williams (50 snaps - 83%) led the receivers in playing time, ahead of Burks (40 snaps - 67%) and Diggs (39 snaps - 65%). I'd keep him at the front of this rotation.”
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