Williams rushed twice for nine yards and caught one pass for six yards in Thursday night's loss to the Bengals.
Williams was surprisingly deemed the Dolphins' starting running back just prior to Thursday night's kickoff, but despite that lofty designation, he only ended up playing 13 snaps, Joe Schad of the Palm Beach Post reports. That involvement level, and Williams' final yardage, mirrored his usual change-of-pace role, hardly moving the needle on his fantasy stock. Although neither Ajayi, Kenyan Drake nor Isaiah Pead were particularly productive Thursday, the Dolphins' committee approach in Arian Foster's (hamstring) absence seemingly overrides the upside from being named the team's starter.