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Waddle hauled in four of six targets for 61 yards in the Dolphins' 22-10 win over the Ravens on Thursday night. He also returned one punt for six yards.

Waddle co-led the team in receptions alongside Albert Wilson and Isaiah Ford, with a 35-yard grab accounting for a good chunk of his production. After 33- and 31-yard tallies in Weeks 4 and 5, Waddle has bounced back to eclipse 60 yards in four of the last five contests. His next opportunity to extend that solid stretch of production comes a week from Sunday in a Week 11 divisional road clash with the Jets.

Metcalf (foot) didn't practice Thursday, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

Metcalf has been tending to a foot injury since Week 4 prep and recently has received the second practice of each week off. The pattern has repeated itself Week 10, with coach Pete Carroll telling Condotta on Wednesday, "he's ready to go and ready to practice, so we are still working with him and making sure that we are taking care of him." If Metcalf follows the same routine from past weeks, he'll enter the weekend without an injury designation.

Proche (coach's decision) is inactive for Thursday's game at Miami.

Proche played only three offensive snaps in Week 9 and is a healthy scratch for Thursday. Tylan Wallace and Miles Boykin will be the depth options at wide receiver for Baltimore.

Samuel (calf) wasn't listed on the 49ers' injury report Thursday.

Prior to Thursday's practice, coach Kyle Shanahan included Samuel among 49ers that were slated to be limited, according to Cam Inman of The San Jose Mercury News. But Samuel bucked those expectations and handled every rep presented to him and his fellow wide receivers. With his calf injury behind him, he'll ramp up for Monday's matchup against a Rams defense that has surrendered the third-most catches (130) to wide receivers so far this season.

Allen (knee) returned to a limited practice Thursday.

Allen didn't practice Wednesday, but his return to the field Thursday bodes well for his chances of playing in Sunday's game against the Vikings. Friday's final injury report will reveal whether the PPR asset heads into the weekend fully cleared for action or carrying a Week 10 injury designation.

Jennings has agreed to join the Raiders' practice squad, Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.com reports.

Jennings had a tryout with the team on Tuesday. He last appeared in the NFL in 2019, when he suited up for one game with the Dolphins. He will now look to make an impression in Las Vegas.

St. Brown (ankle) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice session.

St. Brown has had his reps capped at practice on each of the last two days. If he hopes to avoid an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Seahawks, he'll likely need to log a full practice session Friday.

Montgomery (hamstring) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice session.

Montgomery was held out for Sunday's Week 9 matchup against the Falcons, and he's had his reps capped in practice Wednesday and Thursday. Kenny Stills would likely see an increased role Sunday against the Titans if Montgomery is unavailable once again.

Beasley (ribs) was listed as a limited practice participant Thursday, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports.

Beasley didn't practice Wednesday, but his return to a limited session Thursday suggests that his absence was more of a veteran rest scenario than an indication that he's suffered any setbacks with a rib issue that he played through last weekend versus the Jaguars. That said, he'll presumably need to practice fully Friday in order to head into Sunday's contest against the Jets minus a Week 10 injury designation.

Renfrow (ankle) practiced fully Thursday, Rachel Gossen of the Raiders' official site reports.

Renfrow was limited Wednesday, but his return to a full practice Thursday sets the stage for the Raiders' slot man to suit up Sunday against the 5-4 Chiefs. Through eight games, Renfrow has maintained PPR utility by averaging 5.6 catches (on 7.5 targets) for 56 yards per game to go along with three TDs. This weekend, he'll square off against a Kansas City defense that has allowed an average of 259.7 yards per game via the air to date.