His injuries are definitely concerning but as an RB2 I'd be very happy with Jones. Williams could potentially breakout but then again, so can anyone. We'll have to see how he does in camp and Preseason.
If Jones is you #1 you may be in for some rough patches from your RBs but you could do much worse for a #2 back and many will.
There wasn't a more consistent wide receiver in fantasy last year, he gets weekly end zone opportunities outside of his double-digit targets. I'm fine with Hopkins first but only him. I'm personally going Adams over any other WR.
I am hoping that the Packers WR situation is such that we don't have to rely on Adams as much and that's why I think there may be better options. As I said I wouldn't laugh at anyone taking him first though.
I don' think Henry all of a sudden became a tremendously better player out of nowhere for that 4-week stretch, he's gonna be the same guy he always was, touchdown dependent. With Dion Lewis there he'll have no passing game work either, so in PPR he gets a big downgrade. In standard scoring, he can be a decent option but still like Jones more.
I don't think he got better either I just think there will be a carryover especially in the beginning of the year. Like I said, its a maybe. I'm not saying I like Henry better just that its closer than with the other two you mentioned. I'd be fine with taking Jones over any of them but if I were looking at a RB in that spot and Jones was taken the pick before me I would be fine with Henry. If Jones were there, as a Packer fan, I'd probably go with Jones.
In 2018 JW had 522 snaps to AJs 376. If you expect a tilt to AJs favor this season, it'll still be a 50/50 or at best a 55/45. Though AJ maybe RB1 in paper and more explosive...JW is more durable and will earn his share easily.
Also there is expectation that the offence will be more pass oriented with TEs playing a far more important part than earlier season....and that'll eat into both our RBs fantasy.
So yeah, unless you are a packer fan the best others will take AJ is at R3 or later.
Williams also had a 16 /12 advantage in games played. Their average snaps per game were pretty close but I think Jones' heath was a big factor in that. If he is healthy I think he will be the clear #1 RB with at least 60% if not more of the snaps. I don't expect them to become more pass oriented (at least I hope not as they already threw the ball more than just about every team last year if I am not mistaken) and I expect the RBs to become more involved in the passing game as well. It all depends on if you deem AJ a legitimate #2 RB.
There are SO MANY factors that go into deciding when a player should be drafted that it is really difficult to say but in some situations I can certainly see where Aaron Jones would be worth a late 2nd round pick.
Although some will contend he is broke down 
