Jordan Dajani· Aug 28, 2026
The piece argues Kyle Williams will take on a legitimate role in New England's offense in his second season, and that Kayshon Boutte will contribute right away for Houston.
“Perhaps the main takeaway with the Boutte trade is that Kyle Williams is going to play a legitimate role in the offense this year.”
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Kyle Williams to be 2nd on the depth chart
“Perhaps the main takeaway with the Boutte trade is that Kyle Williams is going to play a legitimate role in the offense this year. ... Williams has shown the ability to be a deep-ball threat and is due for more looks in his second NFL season.”
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