DJ Moore or Jameson Williams: Who Should You Start?

The call

• Role is safe: 85% snap share as an outside WR means volume floor, but a 16% target share over 17 games is a WR3-level workload, not a difference-maker.
• Houston grades 7 of 32 in DvP composite (32 = softest), one of the tougher draws on the board — though the 0-game sample and 0.00 confidence mean that number shouldn't be treated as gospel.
• Game script is neutral-to-fine: 23.5 implied team total with a -1.5 spread points to a close, competitive game rather than a pass-heavy chase or a run-out-the-clock blowout.
• WR31 at 11.6 projected is right at the 12-team flex line — start him if your alternative is a bench-level WR4, sit him if you have a higher-target-share option.

The call

• Role is not in question: 90% snap share and a 19% target share over 17 games make him the clear WR-2 in one of the league's highest-scoring offenses.
• Vegas backs the volume — a 27.8 implied team total gives Detroit plenty of scoring chances, and his 12.1 projected points slot him as a WR26, a startable weekly floor in 12-team PPR.
• The DvP composite ranks New Orleans 10 of 32 against the position, but that's a 0-game sample at 0.00 confidence, so it shouldn't override the role and team-total evidence.
• Main risk is the profile: as a field-stretcher his week-to-week output is spiky, and a -7.0 spread could shift Detroit to the run late if they build a lead.