The Bolts had six players that had at least 500 receiving yards and three touchdown catches — the most players to do so on the same team in a single season in NFL history. Four of those players were wide receivers in Allen, Carter, Palmer and Williams.
Williams had a penchant for the big play in 2022, but his 35-yard catch against Tennessee in Week 15 was perhaps his best of the year.
With the game tied at 17 and roughly 30 seconds left, Williams outdueled a Titans cornerback down the right sideline for an acrobatic catch that moved the Bolts into field goal range.
“Having a big target like Mike, knowing that he is going to the sideline, and you can really put it anywhere around the defender, he’s going to go up and get it,” said quarterback Justin Herbert.
The Week 15 win over Tennessee helped the Chargers eventually secure a playoff spot.
Regular-Season Statistics
Recorded 63 catches for 895 yards (14.2 average) and four touchdowns on 93 targets; made 13 starts and played 703 offensive snaps (60 percent)
Recorded 66 catches for 752 yards (11.4 average) and four touchdowns on 89 targets; made 10 starts and played 515 offensive snaps (43.2 percent)
Recorded 72 catches for 769 yards (10.7 average) and three touchdowns on 107 targets; made 11 starts and played 898 offensive snaps (75.4 percent)
Recorded 46 catches for 538 yards (11.7 average) and three touchdowns on 65 targets; made seven starts and played 698 offensive snaps (58.6 percent)
Recorded 10 catches for 89 yards (8.9 average) on 21 targets; made two starts and played 205 offensive snaps (17.2 percent)
Recorded two catches for 64 yards (32.0 average) on four targets; appeared in three games and played 29 offensive snaps (2.4 percent)
Recorded one catch for five yards (5.0 average) on two targets; appeared in six games and played 54 offensive snaps (4.5 percent)
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