Chad Williams Fantasy Stats

The Indianapolis Colts promoted wide receiver Chad Williams from the practice squad to the active roster on Tuesday to fill the spot of Chester Rogers (knee), who is on Injured Reserve. With T.Y. Hilton (calf) still hurting and tight end Eric Ebron (ankle) also out for the year, the Colts are in need of some receiving depth behind Zach Pascal, Marcus Johnson and Ashton Dulin. Williams will be the No. 4 option if Hilton misses any more games, but he shouldn't be on anyone's fantasy radar in this run-first offense.

The Arizona Cardinals released wide receiver Chad Williams on Friday afternoon. The third-year man just never lived up to expectations as he was sitting behind rookie wide receivers Keesean Johnson and Andy Isabella on the team's depth chart. With the release of Johnson, look for the rookie duo to have some breathing room in regards to playing time. The former 98th overall pick in the 2017 draft is 25 and still has many years of playing time left if he can figure things out. Expect him to land on someones practice squad in the near future.

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Chad Williams (lower body) was sidelined for the past week or so due to an undisclosed lower body ailment. He was able to return to the practice field on Monday. Williams was already expected to have an uphill climb in his battle for a spot on the 53-man roster after the Cards drafted three wideouts in the 2019 NFL Draft. However, his pursuit of a job just got even harder on Monday when the team reportedly agreed to terms with veteran WR Michael Crabtree. You can safely leave Williams off of your fantasy cheat sheets for now.

Arizona Cardinals wide receivers Chad Williams and Trent Sherfield are hopeful that a season of learning in 2018 will help them as they look to impress head coach Kliff Kingsbury and the new coaching staff. The two receivers have an uphill climb just to win a roster spot, as the team has Larry Fitzgerald, Christian Kirk, Hakeem Butler and Andy Isabella as the top four wideouts, with Damiere Byrd, Keesean Johnson and Kevin White also battling for a spot. The Cardinals will likely have several wideouts cut after the preseason, landing spots with other organizations.

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Chad Williams had a tough night against the Rams in Week 16. Williams had one catch for seven yards out of his four targets on the night. Williams has minimal value outside of the deepest formats heading into Week 17.

Arizona Cardinals wide receivers Trent Sherfield (ankle) and Chad Williams (hamstring) were both limited in practice on Wednesday. Sherfield has basically become the No. 2 wideout behind Larry Fitzgerald with Christian Kirk done for the year. Sherfield has 12 targets, 92 yards and a touchdown the last two games, but he's merely a WR4/flex option in deeper leagues. Williams hasn't played since Oct. 28 and is well off the fantasy radar, even if he returns to face the Rams. Receiver JJ Nelson (illness) and tight end Ricky Seals-Jones (illness) also missed practice on Wednesday. They aren't fantasy options in one of the league's worst offenses.

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Chad Williams (hamstring) remains inactive for Week 15 against the Falcons. Williams hasn't played since Oct. 28 and is well off the fantasy radar as a result. Rookie Trent Sherfield and deep threat JJ Nelson will remain in three-receiver sets with Larry Fitzgerald with Williams out. Sherfield isn't a bad flex option in a good matchup in deeper leagues and DFS formats.

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Chad Williams should have an expanded role following the injury to fellow wideout Christian Kirk. That being said, Williams has shown that he can't produce when called upon. The second-year pro has minimal value heading into the team's Week 15 clash with the Falcons.

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Chad Williams (ankle, hamstring) is inactive for Week 14 against the Lions. Williams hasn't played since Oct. 28 and isn't really worth owning in most fantasy leagues even with Christian Kirk out for the rest of the year. Rookie Trent Sherfield and JJ Nelson will be in on three-receiver sets alongside Larry Fitzgerald against Detroit on Sunday.

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Chad Williams (hamstring) was added to the injury report on Saturday and is now questionable for Week 14 against the Lions. Williams has missed the last four games with an ankle injury and should obviously not be trusted at all in fantasy lineups. With rookie Christian Kirk on Injured Reserve, Larry Fitzgerald is the unquestioned top receiver for rookie quarterback Josh Rosen this Sunday. If Williams sits out, JJ Nelson and rookie Trent Sherfield would complete three-receiver sets.