Elizabeth Williams

Williams signed a two-year contract with Chicago ahead of the 2023 campaign and took on a prominent role in the team's frontcourt with Isabelle Harrison missing the entire campaign. Williams stepped up as a well-rounded contributor, averaging 9.8 points, 5.8 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 1.5 blocks and 1.3 steals in 29.7 minutes per game. She tended to be an inconsistent scorer but was productive as a passer and was a solid defender, leading her to be a reliable fantasy contributor. While Williams has proven to be a talented player over her first nine years in the WNBA, it's unclear how her role may change if Harrison is back in action in 2024. However, Williams should at least maintain a fairly sizable role since Alanna Smith and Morgan Bertsch will be playing elsewhere this year. Williams should continue to be a solid contributor when she's on the court and should garner her fair share of playing time, but her fantasy upside depends on how her role transpires alongside Harrison.