Breece Hall
NYJ vs. DETFloor6.9
Median12.8
Ceiling16.3
Recent PPG: 15.3
Recent volume: 22.5
Snap share: 62%
Availability: No current-week designation
Week 3 lineup decision · updated Sep 22, 2026, 8:07 PM EDT
Breece Hall or Kyren Williams: who should I start?
Kyren Williams has the narrow Week 3 lean over Breece Hall. The Half PPR projection is 13.5 to 12.8.
The lean blends recorded scoring, recent workload, opponent positional defense and only same-week listed availability. Recheck the official inactive list before kickoff.
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Kyren Williams
LAR vs. DENFloor9.3
Median13.5
Ceiling15.8
Recent PPG: 14.4
Recent volume: 14.0
Snap share: 60%
Availability: No current-week designation
Scoring changes the call
4 points per passing TDWeek 3 projection by format.
Standard
Start Kyren Williams
1.0-point gapHigh confidence
Other option
Breece Hall
NYJ vs. DET- Floor
- 5.7
- Projection
- 11.5
- Ceiling
- 14.6
Recommended start
Kyren Williams
LAR vs. DEN- Floor
- 7.9
- Projection
- 12.5
- Ceiling
- 15.1
Half PPR
Start Kyren Williams — close call
0.7-point gapHigh confidence
Other option
Breece Hall
NYJ vs. DET- Floor
- 6.9
- Projection
- 12.8
- Ceiling
- 16.3
Recommended start
Kyren Williams
LAR vs. DEN- Floor
- 9.3
- Projection
- 13.5
- Ceiling
- 15.8
PPR
Start Kyren Williams — close call
0.4-point gapHigh confidence
Other option
Breece Hall
NYJ vs. DET- Floor
- 8.0
- Projection
- 14.1
- Ceiling
- 18.0
Recommended start
Kyren Williams
LAR vs. DEN- Floor
- 10.7
- Projection
- 14.5
- Ceiling
- 16.4
Floor and ceiling show the lower and upper ends of the player's recent scoring range. The projection is the middle estimate after current role, matchup, and same-week availability are applied.
Why the model leans this way
Role first. Matchup second. Availability always visible.
A close RB1/RB2 decision shaped by recent opportunity, snap share, and scoring-format sensitivity.
Breece Hall: recent role is near baseline, and the matchup is neutral. Kyren Williams: recent role lowers the estimate, and the matchup is tougher.
Availability adjustments apply only when the source contains a Week 3 report. Older designations remain visible in the injury archive but do not reduce this projection.