Williams (finger) was listed as a non-participant on Monday's practice report posted by the Cowboys in advance of Thursday's game against the Eagles.

Per ESPN.com, Williams had a finger bandaged after Sunday's game against the Giants, so we'll revisit the wideout's status Tuesday.

Williams caught 1-of-2 targets for 18 yards in Sunday's 31-28 win over the Giants.

Widely viewed as a hit-or-miss option since early last season, Williams has been all miss over the last three weeks, with just three receptions for 37 yards on nine targets. He's still a threat to break off big plays, but there just aren't many touches to go around for the Cowboys' complementary players in an offense led by DeMarco Murray, Dez Bryant and Jason Witten.

Williams failed to catch a pass on two targets during Sunday's win over the Jaguars.

His early season TDs are a distant memory, and Williams now has just eight catches for 88 yards over his last three games. It wouldn't be surprising to see the Cowboys find a way to work him back into the offense once they come out of their Week 11 bye, but Williams will still be a risky fantasy play.

Williams caught just two passes on seven targets for 19 yards on Sunday.

He was a victim of Brandon Weeden's reign of error under center, as the Cowboys' backup quarterback couldn't seem to get on the same page as his wide receivers. There's a chance Tony Romo (back) could return next week, which would be very welcome news for Williams' owners.

Williams caught 6-of-7 targets for 69 yards in Monday's 20-17 overtime loss to the Redskins.

Known for scoring touchdowns and breaking off long plays, Williams surprisingly finished with a stat line more typical of a possession receiver. Despite matching his season-high marks in receptions and targets, he posted just his third-best yardage total of the year, and failed to reach the end zone for only the third time in eight games. Williams has been a useful weapon for the Cowboys this season, but as the second or third receiving option in a run-heavy offense, he's liable to put up some duds. His six touchdowns on 25 receptions are rather fluky for even a deep/red zone threat, so he'll need a steadier pace of targets to achieve his current 12-touchdowns pace.

Williams caught just one pass on three targets Sunday, an 18-yard touchdown grab.

He continues to produce big plays that salvage his day for fantasy owners, but Williams isn't going to be able to sustain his current TD pace (six scores in seven games) when he's getting fewer than five targets a game. If you can find a taker, don't hesitate to trade him away for a more reliable receiver.

Williams only saw two targets on Sunday but made the most of them, catching both for 70 yards including a spectacular 23-yard grab along the sideline on 3rd and 20 to set up the Cowboys' eventual game-winning score.

He's only averaging about five targets a game so far, thanks to Dallas' renewed emphasis on running the ball, but he's hauled in at least 70 receiving yards in each of the last three weeks and has three TDs over that stretch. He's more valuable in standard leagues than PPR due to the low target volume, but the Cowboys have a favorable schedule over the next month heading into their bye (three home games plus on the road in Jacksonville) so better days could be ahead.

Williams has two catches on six targets for 71 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Texans.

Williams' excellent season rolled right along Sunday, as he now has five touchdowns in five games, including four in his last three. While he doesn't get nearly as many targets as Dez Bryant, nor does he catch nearly as many passes, he's making those receptions count by scoring touchdowns. It's a tough way to produce for fantasy owners for a full season, as he's unlikely to score 16 of them this year, and that decline could come as early as Week 6, as the Cowboys travel to Seattle to take on the Seahawks, who have allowed just one passing touchdown this season.

Williams caught 6-of-7 targets for 77 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 38-17 win over the Saints.

After specializing in big plays as a rookie last season, Williams has scored on four of his 14 receptions through four games this year, despite recording a modest 12.8 yards per catch. The touchdown pace is quite clearly unsustainable, especially for a player averaging just five targets per game. Of course, Williams should see a few more looks throughout the season, as the Cowboys presumably won't have the luxury of running 25 or more times every week. With opponents focused on stopping Dez Bryant and the running game, Williams should at least get some favorable matchups, as he did for most of Sunday's game. The Saints had top cornerback Keenan Lewis cover Bryant for most of the night.

Williams caught two passes for 32 yards with a touchdown in Sunday's 34-31 come-from-behind win at St. Louis.

Williams did very little in the first half, along with the entire Dallas offense. In the end, he made one of the biggest plays of the game though, catching a nice 12-yard touchdown late in the fourth quarter, giving the Cowboys their first lead of the game. The second-year wide receiver saw just three looks, however, so he's going to have to find away to be more involved.

Williams (back) had two catches on four targets for 20 yards Sunday against the Titans.

After scoring a touchdown in Week 1, Williams was largely ignored Sunday, as the Cowboys ran the ball 43 times versus 29 passing attempts and Dez Bryant was targeted 14 times. Williams can be a very hit-or-miss player, and he only has one touchdown in his last eight games dating back to last season. If the Cowboys are going to focus on running the ball and limiting Tony Romo's throws, Williams could have a tough time finding enough targets behind Dez Bryant and Jason Witten to stay relevant in most standard leagues.

Williams (back) is active for Sunday's game at Tennessee.

Williams caught four balls and scored a touchdown in Week 1. He will look to keep it rolling this week against the Titans.

Williams (back) is probable for Sunday's game against Tennessee.

Williams practiced fully all week, so his owners can utilize him as they normally would against the Titans.

Williams (back) practiced fully Wednesday, the Cowboys' official site reports.

The back bruise suffered by Williams last Thursday remains, but the ailment didn't stop him from hauling in four passes (on seven targets) for 50 yards and a two-yard touchdown in Week 1 against the 49ers. By week's end, his status for Sunday's game in Tennessee should become clear.

Williams (back) made four catches (seven targets) for 50 yards with a touchdown in Sunday's loss to San Francisco.

Williams was having a quiet day, until he caught a short touchdown late in the fourth quarter. After missing practice Thursday with a bruised back, Williams appeared to be fine during Sunday's game. The Dallas passing game should play better in upcoming weeks, and once that happens, expect Williams to be one of the most productive second wide receivers in the league.

Williams (back) is active for Sunday's game against the 49ers, Brandon George of the Dallas Morning News reports.

After suffering a bruised back during Wednesday's practice, Williams didn't practice Thursday, before practicing in a limited capacity Friday. He's looking to build upon 44 catches (74 targets) for 736 yards and five touchdowns as a rookie.

Williams (back) is questionable for Sunday's game against San Francisco, though he said he will play against the 49ers, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Williams fell awkwardly in Wednesday's practice and bruised his back in the process, leading Dallas to keep him out of Thursday's practice as a precaution. After logging a limited showing in Friday's practice, Williams implied that his availability for Sunday isn't in question as far as he's concerned. His owners can expect him to suit up against San Francisco, though they'd ideally double-check his status closer to the 4:25 eastern time kickoff.

Williams (back) said after Friday's practice that he'll play in Sunday's contest against the 49ers, Brandon George of the Dallas Morning News reports.

Williams returned to practice Friday after missing Thursday's due to a back bruise, which was the first good sign regarding the prospects of him taking the field Week 1. Although a player's assertion doesn't always correlate with the team's injury report, Williams' optimism is certainly an encouraging sign.

Williams (back) returned to practice Friday, the Fort Worth Star Telegram reports.

Williams suffered a back injury Wednesday and then missed practice Thursday, so his return to the field Friday is a positive indicator with regard to his Week 1 status. We'll have to see how the wideout is officially listed later Friday, but the report suggests that the Cowboys are hopeful that Williams will be a go for Sunday's contest against the 49ers.

Williams missed Thursday's practice due to a back bruise, Rowan Kavner of the Cowboys' official site reports.

After avoiding the injury report Wednesday, Williams' sudden absence throws a wrench in many fantasy plans this week. However, Todd Archer of ESPN Dallas speculates that the ailment shouldn't affect Williams' Week 1 status, meaning the Cowboys may be exercising caution with their sophomore wideout. In any case, Williams' status could crystallize upon the release of Friday's injury report.