Williams will work out with the Bills on Thursday, as they become the second team to host the veteran receiver in the last week. Williams' career has been marred with injuries. He suffered a torn ACL in his 2019 rookie season and was sidelined for eight games by a foot injury in 2020. The last two seasons have been all but lost for Williams, who appeared in just nine games over that span, catching six passes for 71 yards. In addition to Williams, the Bills are also working out veteran receiver Marcell Ateman, who last caught in NFL pass in 2019.

Williams spent 2022 with the Panthers after getting waived from Miami at final cuts. The 26-year-old's career has been wiped by injuries, with Williams tearing his ACL for a second time in 2020. Williams (6'5", 215-pounds) would give the Texans a veteran red zone target if signed.

The Dolphins waived Williams in late August after two seasons of immense struggles following a 2019 ACL injury. With 56 receptions entering his fourth NFL season, Williams, 25, probably won't see the field this season unless Carolina has a rash of wideout injuries. 

"Multiple teams" supposedly reached out about a trade, but the fact that Williams is being cut means no one was even willing to offer a conditional day three pick. It's a sad but not surprising end for Williams in Miami, where he got off to a hot start as an undrafted rookie in 2019 before a 2020 torn ACL totally changed the trajectory of his career. The 'Fins have since filled out their receiver corps with superstars and valuable role players. Now 25 years old with only 56 career catches, Williams is unlikely to reverse his sliding fortunes, though his 6-foot-5 frame will undoubtedly earn him a second chance.