Cowboys’ Terrance Williams misses practice, in doubt for Redskins game
By Mike Dyce
The Dallas Cowboys have been fighting injuries all season long, primarily on the defense and to wide receiver Miles Austin. The Cowboys got another dose of bad news when Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said wide receiver Terrance Williams is dealing with a hamstring injury.
The result is Williams missing practice on Wednesday and has him in doubt for Sunday’s game. Initial reports seem to lean towards him not playing on Sunday against the Washington Redskins.
The Cowboys desperately need a win in the game if they’re going to win the NFC East and make the playoffs. That leaves Dez Bryant, Austin, and Cole Beasley to carry the load. In four games since returning from injury, Austin has just six catches for 89 yards and no touchdowns.
Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said WR Terrance Williams has a hamstring injury. He was limping Monday. Don't look for him to play Sunday.
— Brandon George (@DMN_George) December 18, 2013
And Terrance Williams has a hamstring injury now. Might not play this week
— Todd Archer (@toddarcher) December 18, 2013
ESPN’s Tim MacMahon is pointing out the hamstring connection.
Miles Austin is contagious. RT @toddarcher: And Terrance Williams has a hamstring injury now. Might not play this week
— Tim MacMahon (@espn_macmahon) December 18, 2013