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0:00Texas A&M's Trayveon Williams breaks 42 yard run
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1:13Top 5 NFL Secondaries: No. 3 New England Patriots (AFC East)
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1:46Top 5 Secondaries In NFL Entering 2025: No. 3 Patriots
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1:53NFL Mock Trades: Terry McLaurin to the Patriots
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1:38Patriots OTAs: What Stefon Diggs' Arrival Means for New England
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1:05Danny Kanell Shares His Prediction for the Patriots This Season
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1:08Tyler Sullivan's Believes the Patriots Will Win 11 Games This Season
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1:20Danny Kanell Voices Concern About What Stefon Diggs Brings to the Patriots on & off the Field
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2:25Tyler Sullivan: "Drake Maye is Still Learning"
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1:36Are the 2025 Patriots Being Overhyped?
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1:18Patriots OTAs: Takeaways From Drake Maye
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1:35Patriots & Mike Vrabel Aware of Viral Stefon Diggs Video
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1:32Patriots Spend Big This Offseason, Overhaul Team
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1:49Regrading 2022 NFL Draft Class: New England Patriots
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1:51AFC East Schedule Breakdown: New England Patriots
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1:29Team to Make The Playoffs That Didn't Last Year: New England Patriots
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1:21NFL Schedule Release: Why the Patriots Are in a Great Spot Entering 2025 Season
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1:27Top 5 NFL WR Moves This Offseason: No. 5 Stefon Diggs to Patriots
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1:51Prisco's Post-NFL Draft Power Rankings: Patriots Climb 9 Spots After Strong Offseason
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1:36AFC East Offseason Grades: New England Patriots
2024 Rushing
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ATT
Rushing Attempts
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YDS
Rushing Yards
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AVG
Average Yards per Rush
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TD
Rushing Touchdowns
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Longest Rush
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Top Trayveon Williams News
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Patriots' Trayveon Williams: Lands with Patriots
The Patriots signed Williams on Wednesday.
Williams spent the first six seasons of his career with the Bengals. He didn't record a single offensive touch during the 2024 campaign as he played almost exclusively on special teams and will likely have a similar role with New England should he win a spot on their gameday roster.
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Bengals' Trayveon Williams: Zero carries all season
Williams played just one offensive snap in the Bengals' season finale against the Steelers and didn't have a carry or target, despite Chase Brown (ankle) sitting the game out.
In fact, Williams didn't net a single carry nor target all season long, playing just 10 offensive snaps all season. He last had a kickoff return in Week 4 against the Panthers. Unless the Bengals value his kick and punt coverage, he's unlikely to be a part of their future.
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Bengals' Trayveon Williams: Plays only on special teams
Williams played all 13 of his snaps on special teams in Monday's 27-20 win over the Cowboys.
With trade-deadline pickup Khalil Herbert fully up to speed with the Cincinnati offense, Williams' already muted role on offense has completely evaporated. He's seen all of his snaps on special teams in each of the Bengals' last three contests.
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Bengals' Trayveon Williams: Makes debut on offense
Williams played seven of the Bengals' 74 snaps on offense but didn't log any touches in Sunday's 41-24 win over the Raiders.
Through the Bengals' first eight games of the season, Williams' snaps had come exclusively on special teams, but he saw his first action on offense Week 9 with Zack Moss (neck) ruled out for the contest. Chase Brown started and dominated the snaps (59) while handling all of the running-back opportunities (27 carries, five receptions), leaving no touches for either Williams or practice-squad call-up Kendall Milton (five snaps). Moss is expected to miss the rest of the regular season due to his injury, but Williams could move back into a pure special-teams role Week 10 versus the Ravens after the Bengals acquired Khalil Herbert from the Bears on Tuesday. Herbert is expected to immediately step in as the top complement to Brown, who is still likely to take on heavy workloads in the weeks to come.
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Bengals' Trayveon Williams: Stuck in special-teams role
Williams played all 14 of his snaps on special teams in Sunday's 17-7 win over the Giants.
Williams has been active for each of the Bengals' first six games but still has yet to play a snap on offense. He'll remain out of the mix on offense as Cincinnati's No. 3 back while both Chase Brown and Zack Moss are healthy.
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Bengals' Trayveon Williams: Limited to special-teams role
Williams played 14 snaps -- all on special teams -- in Monday's 38-33 loss to the Commanders.
Williams has been active for each of the Bengals' first three games, but he has yet to make his 2024 debut on offense while Cincinnati has turned to Zack Moss and Chase Brown to handle all the running-back snaps. His standing as a part-time kick returner and core member of the Bengals' special-teams coverage units should allow Williams to continue to suit up on a weekly basis, but he may not be guaranteed a substantial role out of the backfield even if one of Moss or Brown were to miss time.
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Bengals' Trayveon Williams: Back with Cincinnati
The Bengals re-signed Williams on Thursday.
Williams has returned to the Bengals' 53-man roster after he was released Wednesday to make room for K.J. Henry, whom Cincinnati picked up off waivers. The sixth-year running back remains firmly behind Chase Brown and Zack Moss on the Bengals' depth chart, so he's expected to be used primarily as a special-teams player in 2024.
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Trayveon Williams: Cut by Cincy
The Bengals released Williams on Wednesday.
Williams made Cincinnati's initial 53-man roster Tuesday, only to subsequently get cut Wednesday to make room on the roster for edge rusher K.J. Henry, whom the Bengals claimed on waivers from Washington. His departure leaves Zack Moss and Chase Brown as the only healthy running backs on Cincinnati's roster, and Charlie Jones may be tasked with returning kickoffs in addition to punts.
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Bengals' Trayveon Williams: Starts preseason loss
Williams had six carries for 22 yards and two catches for 19 yards in a preseason loss to the Bears on Saturday.
Williams got the start with Zack Moss and Chase Brown among the many Bengals rested. There's not much fantasy appeal to a 2019 sixth-round pick who has mostly played special teams to this point in his career, but Williams at least appears on track for a back-end roster spot after fellow running back Chris Evans suffered a season-ending knee injury a few days earlier.
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Bengals' Trayveon Williams: Staying with Bengals
Williams is signing a one-year contract to stay with the Bengals.
There was some discussion last offseason about Williams potentially replacing Samaje Perine as Cincy's No. 2 running back, but the 2019 sixth-round pick mostly continued to play special teams. Williams' 156 snaps on offense were easily a career high, but that equated to only 14.4 percent of the team total, whereas on special teams he took 64.2 percent of available snaps (294 overall). He has 77 touches for 381 yards and no touchdowns in 51 career games, and he'll likely be the third-string RB again in 2024.
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Bengals' Trayveon Williams: Doesn't see much action
Williams played in all 17 regular-season games for the Bengals in 2023 but recorded only 15 carries for 69 yards and no touchdowns and seven catches for 10 yards and no scores.
The running back will be an unrestricted free agent this offseason. Williams signed a one-year deal with the Bengals before the 2023 campaign. The 2019 sixth-round pick has not yet scored a TD in five NFL seasons, all with Cincinnati.
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Player Bio
| HT/WT: 5-8, 206 lbs |
| Birthplace: Houston, TX |
| Age: 27 |
| School: Texas A&M |
| Experience: 7 |