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The Packers listed Reed (chest) as a limited participant on Tuesday's practice estimate, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Reed suffered a chest injury in Green Bay's Week 17 victory over the Vikings, and he has subsequently drawn back-to-back questionable tags that he ultimately played through. He served mainly as a decoy in the Packers' wild-card win over the Cowboys, as he failed to record a catch on three targets. The rookie pass catcher has plenty of competition for looks from Jordan Love, so if he's not 100 percent Reed may not make an impact during Saturday's divisional-round game in San Francisco, either.

Duvernay (back) was a full participant at practice Tuesday.

Duvernay still technically hasn't been activated from the Ravens' injured reserve list, but it appears he's likely on track to play in the divisional round. Over 13 games this season, he turned nine targets into four catches for 18 yards.

Wallace (knee) did not participate at practice Tuesday.

Wallace played a season-high 24 offensive snaps in the Ravens' regular-season finale versus the Steelers, and it's not clear when he picked up the knee injury. Either way, he'll probably need to practice Wednesday or Thursday to have a chance to suit up Saturday.

Flowers (calf) was a limited practice participant Tuesday.

It's his first official practice participation since Week 17, but that might not have been the case if the Ravens had played a meaningful game in Week 18 or been part of the wild-card round this past weekend. Flowers should be ready for Saturday's game against Houston, and it's worth noting that he played through the same calf injury in Week 17 and caught three passes for 106 yards and a TD in a 56-19 win over the Dolphins -- though he did play fewer snaps than usual even before the game became a blowout.

Woods (hip) was officially a limited participant in practice Tuesday.

Though Woods was a limited participant in the session, he could have a bigger role this weekend against Baltimore after ranking fourth among Houston's wide receivers in snaps during Saturday's 45-14 win over Cleveland. Noah Brown suffered a season-ending shoulder injury in the first quarter, and it was mostly John Metchie and Xavier Hutchinson who took on extra snaps -- perhaps because Woods was still bothered by the hip injury that held him out Week 18 and had him listed as questionable for the wild-card round.

Metchie was a limited practice participant Tuesday due to a foot injury.

Metchie played 76 percent of the snaps on offense in Saturday's 45-14 win over Cleveland, taking on a larger than usual role along with Xavier Hutchinson after Noah Brown suffered a season-ending shoulder injury on the opening drive. Assuming the foot issue isn't serious, Metchie could handle a similar role Saturday at Baltimore, though it's also possible Robert Woods (hip) takes on a bigger workload after being limited by an injury of his own in the playoff opener.

Agholor finished the regular season with 35 catches for 381 yards and four touchdowns on 45 targets.

The veteran was a reliable target in the Ravens passing game as he notched a strong 78 percent catch rate over a 45-target sample. Agholor was primarily used on short and intermediate routes, as evidenced by his 8.8 ADoT. He also had a low target-per-route percentage of 13.1, which ranked in the 17th percentile among receivers. In fairness, Baltimore had plenty of mouths to feed with the likes of Zay Flowers, Odell Beckham, Mark Andrews (pre-injury) and Rashod Bateman all in the fold. Agholor signed with Baltimore as a free agent in 2023 on a one-year deal, so his future with the team is uncertain beyond this season. He projects to have a similar role if he returns next season, but the 30-year-old could opt to hit the market in hopes of landing with a team that will feature him more. Agholor's season is not yet finished, though, as the Ravens host the Texans in the divisional round on Saturday.

Davis (knee) is considered day-to-day ahead of Sunday's game against Kansas City, Katherine Fitzgerald of The Buffalo News reports.

Head coach Sean McDermott said the same about nearly all of his team's injured players, so practice participation this week will be telling. Davis didn't practice last week and was ruled out for an eventual wild-card win over Pittsburgh on Monday, with Khalil Shakir working as Buffalo's No. 2 WR and Trent Sherfield as the No. 3. Davis suffered a PCL sprain during a Week 18 win over Miami.

Woods (hip) is being limited Tuesday but should be ready for Saturday's game at Baltimore, Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 Houston reports.

Woods was listed as questionable for the wild-card round with the same hip injury and ended up catching one of two targets for 11 yards in a 45-14 win over the Browns. He had a part-time role despite Noah Brown's early exit with a shoulder injury, playing fewer snaps (15) than both John Metchie (35) and Xavier Hutchinson (20). It is possible Woods takes more work away from one or both of those guys this Saturday if his hip is feeling better. With Brown placed on injured reserve Monday, the Texans have Woods, Metchie and Hutchinson as their top options behind No. 1 receiver Nico Collins.

Trammell caught four passes for 29 yards, returned six kicks for 101 yards and 25 punts for 183 yards during the 2023 regular season. He also fumbled three times.

The return numbers for the third year wideout and special teams contributor were meager compared to his contemporaries in the league (for reference, Keisean Nixon led the NFL with 782 kick return yards), and three fumbles also stands out as a worrisome stat. The Rams' special teams unit as a whole struggled mightily in 2023 between kicking woes and a lack of production in the return game, and while Trammell is an exclusive rights free agent, the Rams may not be keen on extending him a contract and could let him walk in free agency.