Kyle Williams earns top preseason grade for the New England Patriots
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 5, 2026, 3:00 PM
Last updated Sep 5, 2026

Pro Football Focus designated wide receiver Kyle Williams as the highest-graded New England Patriots performer during the 2026 preseason. Williams recorded an 84.3 overall grade after appearing in all three of the team's preseason contests. He finished the preseason slate with 166 receiving yards and three touchdowns, averaging 27.7 yards per reception. His performance follows the team's decision to trade wide receiver Kayshon Boutte to the Houston Texans. This preseason production positions Williams for a larger role and increased targets within the Patriots' offense for the upcoming regular season.
- •Kyle Williams received an 84.3 overall grade from Pro Football Focus.
- •The receiver tallied 166 yards and three touchdowns across three preseason games.
- •Williams averaged 4.37 yards per route run during the preseason slate.
- •The Patriots traded Kayshon Boutte to the Houston Texans earlier this season.
- 3:00 PMYahoo Sports — PFF's highest-graded Patriots player in 2026 preseason revealed
"Wide receiver Kyle Williams was recognized by Pro Football Focus as being the Patriots’ highest-graded preseason performer.
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