Trent Williams Injury: Updates on Redskins Star's Knee and Return

Updates from Wednesday, Oct. 15 

CSN Washington's Tarik El-Bashir provides an update on Trent Williams' status:

Updates from Sunday, Oct. 12 

The Washington Redskins note Trent Williams is active:

Updates from Friday, Oct. 10

Zac Boyer of the Washington Times has an update on Williams' status:

Updates from Monday, Oct. 6 

Trent Williams suited up in the Redskins' Week 5 loss to Seahawks and played virtually the entire game. Tarik El-Bashir of CSN Washington spoke with the star lineman after the game:

Williams' status for tonight's Week 5 matchup against the Seahawks previously was confirmed via Mike Jones of the Washington Post:

Updates from Saturday, Oct. 4 

Zac Boyer of The Washington Times provides an update on Trent Williams' status:

Updates from Friday, Oct. 3

Zac Boyer of The Washington Times has the latest on Williams:

Updates from Thursday, Oct. 2

Tarik El-Bashir of CSN Washington passed along Trent Williams' activity at Redskins practice:

Updates from Tuesday, Sept. 30

The Redskins' official Twitter feed has an update on Williams' injury:

Mike Jones of the Washington Post adds more:

Updates from Friday, Sept. 26

Jay Gruden spoke about the early diagnosis on Trent Williams' injured knee, via Mike Jones of the Washington Post:

Jones later had more on Williams' status for Washington's next game:

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Williams will be listed as day-to-day and could possibly play in Washington’s next game, an Oct. 6 Monday Night Football meeting with the Seattle Seahawks.

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Earlier, CSN Washington's Tarik El-Bashir provides an update on Williams' injury:

ESPN 980's Chris Russell has more details from Williams:

Original Text:

A bad day for the Washington Redskins took another turn for the worst when left tackle Trent Williams left Thursday night's game against the New York Giants with a right knee injury. 

The team reported his status as questionable:

Just a few minutes later the Redskins provided an update: 

The Redskins offensive line has paved the way for a ninth-ranked run offense and a third-ranked pass offense through three games, and Williams has been among the biggest contributors. Protecting the blind side of Kirk Cousins, the 26-year-old has been an immovable presence up front for Washington.

He's also been the definition of durable over the past few seasons, starting all 16 games in both 2012 and 2013. 

Jay Gruden and Co. will certainly hope for their star left tackle to make a quick return, as rookie third-round pick Morgan Moses is next up on the depth chart.