Snap share
13%
likely 5–26%

Efficiency & Role

EPA = expected points added per play. Compared with every FBS RB who qualifies

EPA per play by situation

2 plays · +0.6 total EPA · not enough plays to rank yet
All plays+0.32
Passing-0.38
Rushing+1.02
1st down+1.02
2nd down-0.38
Standard downs+1.02
Passing downs-0.38
WilliamsRB average

Share of team plays

How often the offense runs through this player. Pass = targets or dropbacks, rush = carries
All plays2%
Pass plays2%
Run plays2%
1st down2%
2nd down3%
3rd down0%
Standard downs1%
Passing downs3%
WilliamsRB average

2026 Season Stats

FBS rank among qualifying players

Rushing2026FBS rank
Carries1—
Yards8894th / 1194
Yards / carry8—
Touchdowns0—
Long8—
Kick returns2026FBS rank
Returns3—
Yards90—
Average30—
Touchdowns0—
Long47—

Snaps by Game

Estimated snaps from a model trained on real NFL snap counts. Ranges in brackets are where the real number lands 80% of the time: wide for a single game, tighter over the season. How it works

GameTeam playsEst. snapsPlays involvedSpecial teamsSnap share
Wk 1 · Toledo83··1—
Wk 2 · Eastern Michigan71~9 (2–17)1·13%
Wk 3 · Notre Dame46~6 (2–12)2213%
Season11715 (6–30)3313%

Position Room

10 RBs on the Michigan State roster, ordered by car

#PlayerPosClassCarYdsYPCTDRecEPA/play
0Cam EdwardsRBSR602884.833-0.02
21Marvis ParrishRBSO15473.101-0.33
4Jaziun PattersonRBSR10464.61—+0.10
7Brandon TullisRBJR4379.30—+1.34
20Zion GistRBFR351.70—-0.60
Kenneth WilliamsRB1880—+0.32
25Jace ClarizioRBFR——————
27Darrin Jones Jr.RBFR——————
33Jaxon McCaigRBSO——————
44Jay CoyneFBSR——————

Stats, EPA and usage come from CollegeFootballData.com and refresh daily. FBS ranks only count players with enough volume for the stat to mean something. Qualifying for EPA takes 6+ plays per team game. Michigan State depth chart →