If Puka Nacua—who commanded a 22.9% target share and put up 1,715 yards last year—misses this game due to his psoas injury, Sean McVay will assuredly shift the playcalling toward Williams and Corum on the ground. Williams already handles heavy volume with a 46.7% opportunity share, and will absorb the highest-value touches in this offense.

Meanwhile, Davante Adams ceiling will reach new heights and Terrance Ferguson will have an improved second chance at a sophomore breakout after running routes on just 41 percent of Stafford’s dropbacks in Week 1.