Mike Williams led the Bucs with six receptions, 65 yards, and a touchdown on 10 targets at Atlanta in Week 17.

Williams hauled in an 8-yard bullet in the back of the end zone for a 10-3 lead in the second quarter, and the Bucs never looked back. Falling just shy of the 161.5 fantasy points of his rookie season, Williams finished with a 63/996/9 stat line for 153.6 points as a top-20 fantasy receiver. Vincent Jackson's sidekick shoulder garner WR3 consideration in next year's fantasy drafts.

Mike Williams caught four passes for 63 yards in Tampa Bay's Week 15 blowout loss in New Orleans.

Williams hauled in four of his seven targets, but he couldn't secure a couple of end zone throws that could have put the Bucs on the scoreboard. Williams got both feet in bounds late in the contest, but he couldn't keep control of the football as his elbow smacked the turf. He's really only a fantasy option in touchdown-heavy leagues.

Mike Williams led the Bucs with six receptions for 93 yards and a touchdown on a team-high 12 targets at Denver in Week 13.

With Champ Bailey glued to Vincent Jackson, Williams was Josh Freeman's go-to receiver. Fantasy owners can thank garbage time for the unexpected big game. He drew all four targets and all three receptions for 47 yards, including a 5-yard touchdown, on the Bucs' final drive of the game. Williams is on pace for a 57/957/8 stat line heading into Week 14 versus the Eagles.