Player archive

M. Williams

WR · TB · NFL.com
Calendar years
4
2010–2013
League-seasons
4
all 1 leagues combined
Scored starts
35
59 roster weeks
Points
286
8.2 per start
Managers
3
across 1 league
Best league-season
2010
90 pts · The Funky Bunch
The league story

Why this page matters

M. Williams is a recurring part of the league’s history: 286 scored-start points, with 286 points from 35 scored starts across 4 calendar years and 4 league-seasons. The best league-season was 2010 in The Funky Bunch, when 90 points were delivered in 9 starts. CJ Nutter got the most archive production: 112 points over 12 starts.

Archive standing286 scored-start points8.2 points per start
Most productive homeCJ Nutter112 points · 12 starts
Draft memory3 drafts2012 The Funky Bunch · redraft · 103rd overall · +15 vs slot
Movement0 trades · 0 wire moves3 managers across 4 league-seasons
Career arc

Points by league-season

Each bar is one fantasy league in one calendar year.

286 points · 35 scored starts · 4 league-seasons · 4 calendar years · 1 leagues

Totals combine league-specific scoring. The same NFL performance may count in multiple leagues. This filter updates the chart, season table, and totals above; the player overview and other histories cover all leagues.

2010 · The Funky Bunch90 pts9 starts · peak

Season by season

SeasonRostered byStartsPointsPer start
2010
The Funky Bunch
CJ Nutter99010.0
2011
The Funky Bunch
Carson Nutter14896.3
2012
The Funky Bunch
Austin Hammett9869.5
2013
The Funky Bunch
CJ Nutter3227.3

Rostered by

ManagerLeague-seasonsStartsPointsLeagues
CJ Nutter2121121
Carson Nutter114891
Austin Hammett19861

Drafted

SeasonPickByYear-one pointsvs slot
2011
The Funky Bunch · redraft
4.41 41stCarson Nutter89-40
2012
The Funky Bunch · redraft
9.103 103rdAustin Hammett86+15
2013
The Funky Bunch · redraft
9.108 108thCJ Nutter22-39
All-league totals count points only from scored starting slots. League scoring rules differ, and the same NFL performance can count once in each fantasy league; these are not unique NFL games or NFL career points. A league-season is one league in one calendar year. Player histories use the archived identity crosswalk, including measured full-name matching for NFL-era players; unmatched platform ids remain separate.