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Bell (knee) was a limited participant in practice Wednesday, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Bell hasn't practiced since initially suffering the injury and has missed each of the Browns' last two games. His return to the field is a step in the right direction as he works to get back in action Sunday against the Steelers. However, he is currently considered questionable for the contest.

Woods (foot) didn't practice Wednesday.

Woods returned from a two-game absence in this past Sunday's 30-27 win over the Bengals, logging 45 of 75 snaps on offense and catching one of his three targets for 15 yards. With no reported setbacks in the contest, Woods may just be getting some extra maintenance for his foot ahead of this Sunday's game against the Cardinals.

Brown missed Wednesday's practice with a knee injury.

Brown played a season-high 75 percent of snaps in Sunday's 30-27 win over the Bengals while recording a career-high 172 receiving yards, narrowly surpassing his previous best of 153 yards from Houston's Week 9 win over the Buccaneers. His knee injury isn't necessarily serious, but there's another potential threat to replicating his improbable production from the past two weeks in the form of Nico Collins, who is likely to play Week 11 against the Cardinals after a calf injury kept him out for the past game and a half. Collins was a limited participant Wednesday, while Brown and Robert Woods (foot) both sat out. At this point, Woods would seem to be the odd man out if/when everyone is healthy, considering Brown, Collins and rookie Tank Dell all have been far more explosive and productive.

Collins (calf) was a limited practice participant Wednesday.

Collins rejoined his teammates after missing Sunday's 30-27 win over the Texans, while fellow wideouts Robert Woods (foot) and Noah Brown (knee) were held out of Wednesday's practice. Both absences may be a matter of caution more so than any real risk of missing the game against Arizona this Sunday, but it nonetheless makes for another interesting week of injury reports as fantasy managers try to figure out Houston's likely distribution of targets and touches. Collins said Wednesday that he feels much better and expects to play Week 11, per Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston.

Peoples-Jones (ribs) practiced fully Wednesday.

After the Lions acquired Peoples-Jones from the Browns on Oct. 31, he logged three consecutive capped sessions last week before being deemed inactive this past Sunday at the Chargers. With a full practice under his belt to kick off Week 11 prep, he now seems poised to make his debut with Detroit. Perhaps helping Peoples-Jones' cause in that regard is that fellow wide receiver Kalif Raymond (ankle) was a limited participant Wednesday.

Allen (shoulder) didn't practice Wednesday.

Per Daniel Popper of The Athletic, head coach Brandon Staley said that he's hopeful Allen will be able to play in Sunday's game against the Packers. If, however, the Chargers' leading receiver is out this weekend, Quentin Johnston, Jalen Guyton and possibly Derius Davis would likely see added pass-catching opportunities.

Turpin (shoulder) was a full participant in practice Wednesday, Jon Machota of The Athletic reports.

Turpin was unable to practice last week and ultimately sat out the team's win over the Giants on Sunday. The 27-year-old has now put that injury behind him with a return to full participation and should be ready to take the field Sunday against the Panthers.

Raymond was a limited participant in practice Wednesday due to an ankle injury.

More often than not this season, Raymond's weekly snap share has resided between 20 and 40 percent, having surpassed the latter just two times in a nine games. His two catches (on four targets) for 46 yards during this past Sunday's win at the Chargers was one of his better tallies on the campaign, but now that he's dealing with a health concern, his status will be monitored as the week continues to get a sense of his availability for Sunday's matchup with the Bears.

Washington (knee) logged a limited practice Wednesday, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports.

Washington was designated to return from IR earlier Wednesday, so a slow start for his first practice was likely expected. However, he'll probably need to ramp up his activity Thursday and Friday to suit up Sunday against the Titans.

Waddle (knee) was a full practice participant Wednesday.

Waddle has dealt with a few different injuries this season -- including a knee issue that caused him to miss part of the Week 9 loss to Kansas City -- but he said Monday that he's feeling much better after a Week 10 bye. He'll be out there Sunday against the Raiders and shouldn't have any workload limitations.