Jam Miller turned heads in the Patriots’ preseason opener by commanding 14 carries for 55 yards, leveraging his 30.0 BMI (53rd-percentile) frame to seize early control of New England’s RB3 battle. Meanwhile, second-year wideout Kyle Williams translated his 19.1 (86th-percentile) College Breakout Age and 37.9-percent (78th-percentile) College Dominator Rating into multiple explosive route wins, including a 12-yard touchdown.

Miller has a clearer path to touches if he earns the RB3 role, but both depth chart climbers provide analytically backed contingent upside as August roster competition accelerates. Miller and Williams are stash candidates in deep dynasty formats and the buzz will only grow from here.