Javonte Williams injury news: What happened to Cowboys RB? Scary scenes at AT&T

Cowboys RB Javonte Williams injured his shoulder vs the Vikings on Sunday Night Football and is questionable to return, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Javonte Williams, the Dallas Cowboys running back, injured his shoulder in the game against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday Night Football. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that Williams is questionable to return for rest of the game.

The incident happened in the first quarter of Sunday night's game, with around eight minutes left for the quarter to end. The shoulder injury happened as the Vikings defense tried to stop him on his wat to a 1-yard touchdown.

He fell down, visibly in pain, with the broadcast visuals of his injury scaring fans. Later, however, he was able to walk off the field and seemed to be doing better. The Cowboys tried to bring him on with padding on his shoulder, but he remained questionable for the rest of the game.

Backups Malik Davis and Hunter Luepke carried the rushing load for the Cowboys with Javonte Williams out for the rest of the crucial do-or-die game, losing which will throw the Dallas Cowboys off the playoff race.

Before his departure, Williams had six carried for 13 yards to go with one touchdown. This season, Williams has been a star rusher for the Cowboys, amassing 1,022 yards on 215 carried to go with nine touchdowns.

Has Javonte Williams Been Ruled Out Of Tonight's Game?

As of now, Javonte Williams remains questionable and the Cowboys have not ruled out his return to the game later. NBC’s Melissa Stark said medical staff evaluated Williams for a possible neck injury and concussion, added padding to his left shoulder, and did not immediately rule him out.

But, as of now, Williams has not returned to Sunday Night's game.