Williams has yet to appear in a game this season and does not have a concrete timeline for his return. Ousmane Dieng has played rotation minutes in JayWill's and Isaiah Hartenstein's (hand) absences, but he hasn't done enough to merit streaming consideration.
Williams remains sidelined for another game, joining Isaiah Hartenstein and Kenrich Williams on the sideline. While Ousmane Dieng did play rotation minutes off the bench in Thursday's win over the Nuggets, starter Chet Holmgren played 36 minutes and the Thunder. There's no need to consider streaming Dieng.
Holmgren was sensational in Thursday's season opener, impacting the action on both ends of the floor. While the eventual return of Isaiah Hartenstein (hand) means that Oklahoma City's second-year stud will have to spend some time at the four, that's unlikely to happen until after Thanksgiving. With Jaylin Williams and Kenrich Williams also sidelined, Holmgren will have the runway to throw up some elite stat lines. That's precisely what happened in Denver.
Williams injured his hamstring during the preseason, so he's likely to need a ramp-up process once fully cleared for on-court work. With Isaiah Harteinstein (hand) also sidelined, the Thunder will be light on interior options when they visit Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets on Thursday. Ousmane Dieng may pick up a few minutes behind Chet Holmgren, but he is not worth the streaming risk.