Williams caught two of six passes for 18 yards in Sunday's 34-3 loss to the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Drops doomed the Raiders before this one got away from them, and Williams was among the culprits. Expectations were high for him coming into this meeting with an underwhelming Jets secondary, but Williams failed to live up to them with season lows in both catches and receiving yards. Oakland's No. 1 receiver will have to be better for the team to stand any chance against Kansas City in Week 13.

Williams caught all four of his targets for 82 yards during Sunday's 17-10 win over the Bengals.

EDGE Analysis

Williams led the team in receiving yards while averaging an impressive 20.5 yards per reception. He finished third on the team in targets, but his efficiency buoyed him to his third-best receiving output of the campaign. Williams hasn't reached the end zone in the last three games after scoring in his first five appearances of the season, but his involvement should afford him some upside heading into next Sunday's matchup against the Jets.

Williams secured three of five targets for 25 yards in the Raiders' 26-24 win over the Chargers on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Williams' long reception went for a modest 12 yards, even as he tied with several players for the team lead in targets. The 27-year-old speedster opened the season with touchdown receptions in each of the first five games he suited up for, but he's now been kept out of the end zone in consecutive contests. Williams does have at least three grabs in each game this season, but he'll look to bounce back from Thursday's season-low yardage tally against the Bengals in a Week 11 matchup a week from Sunday.

Williams hauled in three of four targets for 48 yards Sunday in the Raiders' 31-24 win over the Lions.

EDGE Analysis

Even though Derek Carr threw for his second-best yardage total of the season (289), Williams turned in a rather pedestrian outing as the quarterback spread the targets around to nine different pass catchers. Carr's two touchdown passes on the day went to Hunter Renfrow and Foster Moreau, marking the first time that Williams failed to reach the end zone in his six games this season. Better days should be ahead for Williams, though he may have a tough time bouncing back on Thursday night, when the Raiders will take on a Chargers defense that limited the Packers' Aaron Rodgers to a season-low 161 passing yards in Week 9.

Williams (foot) was a full participant in Thursday's practice, Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Williams was limited in Wednesday's session, but that was likely just for maintenance purposes after he returned from a three-game absence last weekend versus the Texans and played 89 percent of the Raiders' offensive snaps. He immediately re-established himself as the team's top wideout in that contest, nabbing three of six targets for 91 yards and a score. Look for Williams to see steady involvement in the passing game again Sunday versus the Lions.

Williams (foot) was listed as a limited participant at Wednesday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

In his return to action this past Sunday against the Texans, Williams -- who had been dealing with a case of plantar fasciitis -- logged 49 of a possible 55 snaps on offense, while catching three of his six targets for a team-high 91 yards and a TD. With no reported setbacks in the contest, look for Williams -- who has scored a TD in each of his five outings this season -- to suit up this weekend against the Lions.

Williams (foot) is active for Sunday's Week 8 tilt against the Texans.

EDGE Analysis

Williams will make his return from a bout of plantar fasciitis that cost him the last two contests. The speedy receiver makes for an intriguing option against a Texans defense that will be missing three starters in Johnathan Joseph (hamstring), Bradley Roby (hamstring) and Tashaun Gipson (back).

Williams (foot) is expected to play Sunday at Houston, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Williams received the questionable tag but coach Jon Gruden indicated that he expected the wideout to play, so it's no major surprise he's expected to suit up The 27-year-old had 17 receptions for 216 yards and four touchdowns through Week 4 before going down with plantar fasciitis, and he should reclaim his spot atop the Raiders' depth chart at wide receiver upon his return.

Williams (foot) is listed as questionable for Sunday's 4:25 p.m. ET game against the Texans after practicing in a limited fashion all week.

EDGE Analysis

Per Matt Kawahara of the San Francisco Chronicle, when asked if Williams would be able to play this weekend, coach Jon Gruden replied, "I think so. We got a good look at Tyrell this week, he's got a chance. And Zay Jones is getting better. We might make more changes at wide receiver. We're good at that." Ideally, we'll gain added clarity with regard to Williams' Week 8 status no later that Sunday morning after the likes of Adam Schefter of ESPN and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network post their weekly who's in/out tweets. If he's able to suit up against Houston, Williams should reclaim his status as the Raiders' top wideout.

Williams (foot) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Williams has shown some progress in his recovery from plantar fasciitis by practicing in limited fashion on back-to-back days, but the Raiders may want to see him log a full session before clearing him for game action. The wideout has been sidelined for the past three weeks with the injury, forcing the Raiders to get by with a green receiving corps headlined by Keelan Doss, Hunter Renfrow and Trevor Davis. If he gets the green light to play Sunday against the Texans, Williams should immediately step back in as one of the Raiders' top targets along with tight end Darren Waller.