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Eskridge (hand) is listed as out for Sunday's game against the Raiders, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.

Coming out of a Week 11 bye, Eskridge is the only Seahawks player on the 53-man roster who has an injury designation as the team returns to action Sunday. Eskridge suffered the bruised hand in the Seahawks' Week 10 loss to the Buccaneers in Munich, and though he was expected to be good to go following the bye week, he failed to practice in any fashion Wednesday through Friday. Look for either Dareke Young or Penny Hart to step in Sunday for Eskridge as the Seahawks' No. 4 receiver.

Cobb (illness) doesn't carry an injury designation into Sunday's game at Philadelphia.

For the third day in a row, Cobb's practice reps were capped while he continued to battle the ailment, but he must have shown enough progress as the week went along for the Packers to sign off on him playing Sunday. The fact that Cobb appeared on the Packers' Week 12 injury report with only the illness attached to his name is at least a sign that he avoided any setbacks with his right ankle in his return to action in the team's Week 11 loss to the Titans. The Packers didn't bother easing Cobb back in with a light role against Tennessee, as he played a healthy 56 percent of the snaps of offense and finished with six receptions for 73 yards on six targets in his return from a four-game absence.

Lazard (shoulder) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Eagles.

Lazard hurt his shoulder Week 7, missed Week 8 and has played through the injury ever since, averaging 4.0 catches for 63 yards on 8.3 targets in a stretch that's coincided with Christian Watson's emergence. There's little question about those two and Randall Cobb serving as the lead trio at receiver for Green Bay again, especially with Romeo Doubs (ankle) ruled out another game.

Doubs (ankle) is listed as out for Sunday's game against the Eagles.

Since sustaining a right high-ankle sprain in a Nov. 6 loss to the Lions, Doubs has yet to log any recorded practice activity and will now miss his third consecutive game. According to Kassidy Hill of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Doubs appeared to demonstrate some progress Thursday, when he was spotted working out with the group of other Packers players who were managing injuries. While Doubs' presence at Thursday's session was a positive sign, he'll still likely need to string together multiple full or limited practice sessions next week to have a legitimate shot at playing in the Packers' Dec. 4 matchup with the Bears.

Palmer is expected to remain the Chargers' No. 2 receiver in Sunday's game against the Cardinals with Mike Williams (ankle) listed as out for the contest.

Even though Keenan Allen returned from a two-game absence due to a hamstring injury in last week's loss to the Chiefs, he was limited to playing 68 percent of the snaps on offense. Meanwhile, Williams aggravated his high-ankle sprain and departed in the first quarter, allowing Palmer to finish as the Chargers' top receiver on the night in terms of both playing time (92 percent snap share) and production (eight catches for 106 yards and two touchdowns on 10 targets). Expect Allen's usage to increase now that he's further removed from the injury, but Williams' absence once again frees Palmer up to handle reps against an opposing defense's No. 2 cornerback. Any uptick in targets that Allen receives Week 12 may come at the expense of running back Austin Ekeler rather than Palmer, as Allen typically works out of the slot and typically run routes in the same short and intermediate areas as Ekeler.

Moore (groin) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Chargers, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

The second-year pro was injured on his second snap of the Week 11 loss to San Francisco and now has been ruled out for Arizona' final game before a Week 13 bye. Greg Dortch, who replaced Moore in the slot during Monday's loss, is listed as questionable with a thumb injury, while head coach Kliff Kingsbury said he expects Marquise Brown (foot) to be activated from injured reserve. Moore's target volume could take a hit if Brown and DeAndre Hopkins both are available by the time he's healthy again.

Williams (ankle) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Cardinals.

After suffering a setback with his ankle in his return to action Week 11, Williams will sit out this weekend and target a potential return to the lineup Week 13 against the Raiders. In Williams' absence this weekend, look for Keenan Allen and Joshua Palmer to headline the Chargers' wideout corps, with DeAndre Carter also in line to see added opportunities in the team's passing attack.

Hinton is expected to retain a role as one of the Broncos' starting receivers Sunday against the Panthers with both Jerry Jeudy (ankle) and KJ Hamler (hamstring) ruled out for the game.

While Jeudy and Hamler combined to play just one snap over Denver's past two games due to their respective injuries, Hinton was on the field for 125 of a possible 135 plays on offense (93 percent). During that stretch, Hinton compiled a 7-119-0 receiving line on eight targets, and he should continue to remain a key short-yardage/intermediate-range option for Russell Wilson while working primarily out of the slot. The six-foot, 195-pound Hinton likely won't command much attention in the red zone, but he could see enough target volume to have some utility in full- or half-point PPR leagues.

Campbell (illness) practiced fully Friday.

Campbell was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, but his return to full activity clears the way for him to play Monday against the Steelers. In his last four appearances when Matt Ryan has served as the Colts' starting quarterback, Campbell has drawn a whopping 38 targets while turning in 29 receptions for 270 yards and three touchdowns.

Davis (knee) doesn't carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Bears, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Davis has practiced fully all week, putting him in position to suit up for the first time since Week 7. Prior to getting hurt, Davis caught 19 of 34 targets for 351 yards and two touchdowns in seven appearances. He'll be catching passes this week from Mike White, who will be making his season debut under center in place of the benched Zach Wilson.