Demond Williams

ANALYSIS
Williams continued to work in as a change-of-pace rushing quarterback Week 9, leading to his first rushing score of the season. The true freshman kept the ball on a quarterback option before sprinting untouched for an eight-yard score that pulled the score within three less than three minutes into the third quarter. Meanwhile, starting quarterback Will Rogers had perhaps his worst game of the year with two interceptions in the first half, including one that was returned for a 67-yard touchdown. Williams still did not make an impact as a passer himself, as he's now attempted more than four passes in a game just twice across eight appearances. Given Rogers' consistency for most of the season up until Saturday, it's unlikely that Williams will threaten for a full-time role anytime soon.