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Beckham (shoulder/personal), who was told by the Browns not to attend Wednesday's practice, might have played his final game with the team, Jake Trotter of ESPN.com reports.

Trotter notes that Beckham's representatives had discussions Wednesday with Cleveland general manager Andrew Berry pertaining to the next steps to be taken with the wideout. While there's always a chance of a reconciliation between Beckham and the Browns, Trotter relays that head coach Kevin Stefanski told his players that Beckham is effectively not on the team right now as Cleveland's preparations for Sunday's game against Cincinnati continues.

Hopkins (hamstring) was held out of practice Wednesday, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Hopkins' name has showed up on Cardinals injury reports on occasion this season, but only last week did his availability seem to be in question due to a hamstring issue. He proceeded to play in last Thursday's loss to the Packers, but he logged just 24 percent of Arizona's offensive snaps as he shuffled on and off the field. The injury again is keeping Hopkins out of practice this week, and head coach Kliff Kingsbury told Weinfuss that he's "not sure if he will be ready to go this week or not." With A.J. Green testing positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, there's a distinct chance the Cards will be without their top two wide receivers Sunday at San Francisco. In such a scenario, Christian Kirk and Rondale Moore would serve as the team's primary options at the position, with Antoine Wesley and Andy Isabella on hand for more work.

Peoples-Jones (groin) was a limited practice participant Wednesday.

Peoples-Jones didn't practice at all last week, so his return to work Wednesday bodes well for his chances of playing Sunday against the Bengals. If he's able to suit up this weekend after being inactive in the Browns' Week 8 to the Steelers, Peoples-Jones could be pressed into an expanded role on offense with the status of fellow wideout Odell Beckham (shoulder/personal) currently uncertain.

Reagor (ankle) was a non-participant at Wednesday's practice.

Through Week 7, Reagor routinely logged between 69 and 87 percent of the offensive snaps for the Eagles, but that number fell to 18 percent this past Sunday in Detroit after he hurt his ankle. Fortunately for the second-year wide receiver, the injury isn't expected to affect his availability for game day, per Josh Tolentino of The Philadelphia Inquirer. In any case, Reagor's status should be watched closely to ensure he'll be out there this weekend against the Chargers.

Conley was a limited practice participant Wednesday due to a calf issue.

Conley most recently nursed a neck injury heading into Week 7, but he's proceeded to play in both of the Texans' last two games while delivering a collective 1-24-0 receiving line on two targets. The fact that he's able to practice in any capacity to begin Week 9 suggests the calf injury likely won't threaten Conley's availability for Sunday's game in Miami, but regardless, he probably won't have a meaningful role in the Texans' passing attack.

Parker (shoulder/hamstring) was a limited participant at Wednesday's practice, David Furones of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Parker has been a fixture on the injury report since Week 5 with the same two health concerns, but he put an end to a three-game absence and returned to the lineup for Sunday's loss to Buffalo. He played a healthy 91 percent of the offensive snaps in the contest, finishing with eight receptions for 85 yards on 11 targets. Assuming he didn't suffer any setbacks in Week 8, Parker's limitations to begin Week 9 are most likely maintenance-related. The wideout looks on track to remain a top target for quarterback Tua Tagovailoa in this weekend's matchup with the Texans.

Davis (hip) is listed as doubtful for Thursday's game against the Colts, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Davis, who was listed as a non-participant on each of the Jets' three practice reports this week, will almost assuredly be inactive Thursday and turn his focus to return to the lineup Nov. 14 against the Bills. In Davis' likely absence for Week 9, Jamison Crowder, Elijah Moore, Keelan Cole and Denzel Mims will headline New York's receiver corps, as they did in last Sunday's win over the Bengals.

Woods won't practice Wednesday due to a foot injury, Bridget Condon of NFL Network reports.

Woods has taken a back seat to Cooper Kupp this season with Matthew Stafford (back) directing the offense. Still, Woods has flashed at times en route to 38 catches (on 59 targets) for 458 yards and four touchdowns. Both Woods and Stafford are tending to injuries and will be held out of the first session of Week 9 prep, but they're expected to be available Sunday versus the Titans, per coach Sean McVay.

Lamb was listed as a limited participant on Wednesday's practice report due to an ankle injury, Michael Gehlken of The Dallas Morning News reports.

A 2020 first-round pick, Lamb has avoided practice limitations to this point in his career, and the fact he took part in some capacity at what the Cowboys called a "scaled-back" session bodes well for his chances to be available Sunday versus the Broncos. Still, his status will be one to watch as the week goes on, along with those of Dak Prescott (calf) and Amari Cooper (hamstring), who also were limited Wednesday.

Gage was limited at Wednesday's practice by a groin injury, Scott Bair of the Falcons' official site reports.

Gage and Tajae Sharpe led Falcons wide receivers with respective 68 percent snap shares this past Sunday against the Panthers without Calvin Ridley, who missed his second game of the season due to personal reasons. The result was no targets for Gage, while Sharpe paced Atlanta with 58 yards receiving on five catches and six targets. Now, Gage is tending to a health concern, which could inhibit his viability in the short term.