Williams (quadriceps) was limited at practice Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Wiliams logged just nine snaps and zero targets in Week 12's 45-10 win over the Cardinals, but there's a decent chance that he'll be up for more work Sunday night against the Steelers. It remains to be seen, however, if he ends up listed as questionable for that contest or is removed from the Chargers' injury report altogether come Friday.

Williams (quadriceps) did not record a catch during Sunday's win over the Cardinals.

EDGE Analysis

Williams clearly wasn't entirely healthy despite being active Sunday, as the fourth-year receiver played in just nine snaps. Getting what amounted to a week of rest should help Williams, however his fantasy prospects remain limited with Keenan Allen, Austin Ekeler and Mike Williams seeing the majority of the looks as of late.

Williams will be active Week 12 against Arizona, Eric D. Williams of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Williams has yet to miss a game this season, but his status for this one was in question after failing to take the practice field Wednesday and registering limited sessions the next two days. He'll now be cleared to take the field against a tough Arizona secondary that ranks in the league's top-10 in fantasy points per game allowed to opposing receivers.

Williams (quad) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Cardinals.

EDGE Analysis

Williams missed practice Wednesday, but was able to subsequently log back-to-back limited sessions. Official confirmation of his Week 12 status will arrive as Sunday's 4:05 ET kickoff approaches, but if he does play this weekend, Williams profiles as decent fantasy option, while operating in the context of the Chargers offense. He's logged six targets in each of his last two games and prior to that he strung together four TDs over his previous three contests.

Williams (quad) returned to a limited practice Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Williams didn't practice Wednesday, so the wideout's return to the field Thursday bodes well for his chances of suiting up Sunday against the Cardinals. We'll revisit his status Friday to see if he ends up carrying any Week 12 injury designation, or is cleared to play this weekend.

Williams (quad) did not practice Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Williams was limited to just two catches for 22 yards in the loss Sunday to the Broncos, but Jeff Miller of the Los Angeles Times suggested Wednesday's listing on the injury report wasn't related to anything that occurred during the game. Fantasy owners will want to monitor Williams status in the coming days, but should he miss this weekend's contest against the Cardinals, Mike Williams would likely see a significant rise in his fantasy prospects.

Williams nabbed two of six targets for 22 yards in Sunday's 23-22 loss to the Broncos.

EDGE Analysis

Williams' fantasy value was on the rise after he turned in back-to-back 118-yard outings in Week 6 and 7 while reaching the end zone three times in total, but he's been a major disappointment since the Chargers' Week 8 bye. He's posted just eight catches for 91 yards over the subsequent three games, with a touchdown grab in the Week 9 win over the Seahawks representing the only saving grace during that stretch. With Keenan Allen representing the only consistent highly-targeted option on a week-to-week basis, Williams' production forward figures to remain volatile going forward with Philip Rivers inclined to spread the wealth around among the non-Allen pass catchers.

Williams caught four of six passing attempts for 46 yards in Sunday's 20-6 win over the Raiders.

EDGE Analysis

Williams was unable to find the end zone in his fourth consecutive game but was still the second most involved wide receiver after Keenan Allen, though Melvin Gordon also saw six targets. The 26-year-old has only seen three targets in the red zone all season and therefore continues to depend on the big play to produce fantasy value. He'll try to break another at home Week 11 against Denver.

Williams caught two of his three targets for 23 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 25-17 win over the Seahawks.

EDGE Analysis

After a dismal start to the season in which Williams caught 10 passes for 126 yards across the first four weeks of the season, the fourth-year wide receiver has tallied 12 catches for 325 yards to go along with four touchdowns in the subsequent four weeks. Much of that has production has come from big plays, but it's worth noting Williams has caught at least two passes in every game so he's at least somewhat involved in the offensive plans on a week-to-week basis. Williams and the Chargers will travel to face the Raiders next week.

Williams caught all four of his targets, compiling 118 receiving yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 20-19 win against Tennessee.

EDGE Analysis

On the Chargers' very first play from scrimmage, Philip Rivers connected with a streaking Williams down the left sideline for a 75-yard touchdown, to provide an immediate response to Tennessee's opening-drive field goal. Williams has enjoyed explosive production over the past two weeks, compiling 236 receiving yards and three touchdowns in wins over Tennessee and Cleveland, after putting up 192 yards and one touchdown over his first five outings of the year. The fourth-year man is averaging just 3.9 targets per game, thus his value is contingent on success stretching the field (catches of 20-plus yards in five of seven games, with three of his four scores coming from 29 or more yards out). Following a bye, Los Angeles will take on a Seahawks secondary on Nov. 4th that ranks among the NFL's top five teams against the pass (206 yards allowed per game entering Week 7).