Young (ankle) is listed as active Sunday versus the Cowboys.

Sparsely used this season, Young has managed to vulture the occasional goal-line look, producing five touchdowns in all. Such a scenario is difficult to rely upon, though, outside the deepest of leagues.

Young had two carries, each a one-yard touchdown run, in Saturday's win over the Eagles.

Alfred Morris did the hard work, only to have Young jump in at the one-yard line to vulture two scores. It was Young's first time in the end zone since another one-yard touchdown all the way back in Week 1.

Young (hamstring) is active for Sunday's game against the Titans.

Washington's resident blocking back and occasional touchdown vulture will be at full strength for Sunday's game after participating fully in practice all week.

Young (hamstring) is probable for Sunday's game against Tennessee.

Young practiced fully all week and is ready to go for Sunday. As always, he'll primarily work as a blocker while looming as a potential touchdown vulture in the red zone.

Young (hamstring) was a full participant in Wednesday's practice, the Washington Post reports.

It appears the hamstring injury is minor and Young should be in store for a normal workload as a blocker for Alfred Morris.

Young (neck) rushed one time for a yard and caught one pass for four yards and a touchdown in Week 3.

Young does not get many touches or targets but they have all been near the end zone so far this year.

Young (neck) is active Sunday at Philadelphia, Tarik El-Bashir of CSN Washington reports.

Young has garnered just four touches on the year, but the fullback has turned two of them into scores. The goal-line vulture could strike again in a divisional matchup between two of the NFL's Top 5 offenses in terms of yards per game.

Young (neck) is probable for Sunday's game against Philadelphia.

Young has been one of the league's more pesky touchdown vultures over the last couple years, and he's already struck twice in 2014 -- once in each of Washington's first two games. His numbers probably aren't worth chasing outside of very deep formats, though.

Young (neck) practiced in full Thursday, Mike Jones of the Washington Post reports.

Young has been upgraded from his limited participation Wednesday, all but assuring his presence Sunday at Philadelphia. Alfred Morris should again have his bulldozing fullback clearing lanes in Week 3.

Young was limited in Wednesday's practice due to a neck injury, Washington's official site reports.

Young left Sunday's win versus the Jaguars with what was initially termed a back injury, which has now been clarified as a neck concern. Continue to monitor his status as the week carries on, as the availability of Alfred Morris' lead blocker is in question heading into Sunday's game in Philadelphia.

Young caught two passes for 27 yards and a touchdown in Week 2. He also left the game in the second half with a back injury, the Washington Post reports. He is listed as day-to-day.

Young took a late helmet to the head/neck area which drew an unnecessary roughness penalty. Expect him to miss some practice time this week.

Young touched the ball once and scored from a yard out in Week 1.

Young is primarily a blocking fullback but may vulture some short yardage touchdowns.

A source tells CSN Washington that FB Darrel Young's job is safe.

Young's roster spot wasn't thought to be in danger because of talent -- he's among the league's top lead-blockers. It was a question mark because Jay Gruden rarely used a traditional fullback in Cincy, instead employing two-tight end sets in his pass-first scheme. Keeping Young is further evidence that the Redskins are going to at least attempt to stick with the Mike Shanahan scheme when they do run the ball.

Redskins FB Darrel Young believes there will be a role for him in new HC Jay Gruden's offense.

Gruden's offense in Cincinnati rarely featured a fullback, instead relying heavily on two tight-end sets. Young was one of the better lead blockers in the league in Mike Shanahan's zone-blocking system, but faces an uncertain future under Gruden. Young has two years remaining on his three-year, $3.97 million contract. The Redskins can save $693,229 in 2014 cap space by cutting him.

Redskins FB Darrel Young (hamstring) is listed as questionable for Week 14.

Young practiced on a limited basis Friday, putting him on track to play against the Chiefs. His return would be an upgrade to Alfred Morris and Washington's running game. If Young is held out again this week, the Redskins would be forced to use Evan Royster as their starting fullback.

Redskins FB Darrel Young (hamstring) is inactive for Week 13 against the Giants.

Young was limited in practice this week and listed as questionable on the injury report. Logan Paulsen will likely handle all lead blocking duties in his absence. The rest of the Redskins inactives are QB Rex Grossman, TE Jordan Reed, CB Chase Minnefield, TE Niles Paul, LB Brandon Jenkins, and OL Josh LeRibeus.

Redskins FB Darrel Young (hamstring) is listed as questionable for Week 12.

Young was limited in practice this week and is tentatively expected to play on Monday night against the 49ers. He's managed to score touchdowns in two of the last three weeks, but remains off the fantasy radar.

Darrel Young rushed once for no gain in Washington's Week 10 loss to the Vikings.

Young was held without a catch on one target in the passing game. His lone carry came on a 3rd-and-1 from the Redskins' 49-yard line with time running out in the fourth quarter. He couldn't convert, setting up a fourth down. As was suspected, Young's three-touchdown outburst against the Chargers was game-plan specific to Week 9. He remains well off the fantasy radar.

ESPN Redskins blogger John Keim believes FB Darrel Young's three Week 9 touchdowns were less of a trend and more of a "wrinkle specific for (the Chargers') defense."

The Chargers didn't slant their defensive line, so Young's straight-ahead style worked wonders at the goal line. His touchdowns came from one, one, and four yards out. We wouldn't even bother picking up Young in fantasy leagues, beyond perhaps 16-teamers. He's a lead blocker and lightly-used checkdown option.

Redskins FB Darrel Young rushed five times for 12 yards with three touchdowns in Sunday's 30-24 Week 9 overtime win over the Chargers.