NFL Player News

Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski expects Beckham (knee) to be full go at practice Wednesday, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

The Browns' first official Week 3 injury report will be released later Wednesday and will tell the tale whether Beckham was a full or limited participant in practice, but he's clearly trending in the right direction as Sunday's game against the Bears approaches. That said, Stefanski suggested that the wideout will be evaluated as the week continues before a determination is made on his status.

Davis was a limited participant during Wednesday's practice due to an ankle injury, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports.

Davis' limited participation shouldn't be a major concern with regard to his status for Sunday's game against Washington. While nursing the same injury Week 2, Davis logged a pair of limited sessions before gaining clearance for the Bills' victory over the Dolphins. However, the 22-year-old played only 21 offensive snaps and didn't draw a target after registering 43 snaps and five targets Week 1. It's still worth monitoring his status throughout the week, but he will likely be active once Sunday arrives.

Head coach Robert Saleh said Wednesday that the Jets are hoping to work Crowder (groin) back into the mix for their Week 3 game in Denver, Ralph Vacchiano of SportsNet New York reports.

Crowder ended up being a surprise scratch for Sunday's loss to the Patriots after his groin injury flared up Friday. Saleh didn't confirm that Crowder will be able to practice Wednesday, but even a limited showing to begin the week would be a step in the right direction with regard to his potential availability for this weekend's game.

Head coach Arthur Smith noted Wednesday that Gage (ankle) would be very limited at practice this week, Matt Urben of the USA Today reports.

At this stage, Gage looks iffy for Sunday's game against the Giants. If Gage ends up sitting out this weekend, more snaps and targets would be available for Olamide Zaccheaus, Christian Blake and Tajae Sharpe.

Beckham (knee) suggested in a couple recent social media posts that he will make his season debut Sunday against the Bears, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

In a Twitter reply to fellow wideout Jarvis Landry (knee), Beckham suggested he would help the Browns hold down the fort while Landry is on injured reserve. Beckham also posted a video on his YouTube channel with an accompanying caption that read, "Back like I never left." With Landry slated to miss at least three weeks, having Beckham back on board would help a wideout unit that had issues in last week's win over the Texans.

Jefferson secured one of three targets for 14 yards in Sunday's 27-24 win over the Colts.

After a solid fantasy performance in Week 1, Jefferson came crashing back down to earth. The 25-year-old wide receiver finished fourth in targets on the Rams for the second week in a row, but his offensive snap percentage jumped from 69 percent in Week 1 to 92 percent in Week 2. In a high-powered offense, Jefferson will have some strong performances, but predicting when those breakout performances may happen is tough. However, his chances of one could be higher than expected in Week 3 against a Buccaneers defense missing key personnel in the secondary.

St. Brown has reverted to the Packers' practice squad, per the NFL's official transaction log.

St. Brown logged six offensive snaps and caught his lone target for no gain in Monday's 35-17 win over the Lions. The 24-year-old wideout will continue to work on the Packers' scout team for the time being.

Cain (head) worked out with the Eagles on Tuesday, Aaron Wilson of Sportstalk 790 Houston reports.

Cain landed on Baltimore's injured reserve with a head injury after training camp, but he's back to full health and looking for the next opportunity. Through 15 career games since the start of the 2019 campaign, he has put up nine receptions for 144 yards.

Pringle notched a pair of catches for 63 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Ravens.

Pringle made the most of his 11 offensive snaps Sunday, drawing two targets on the day and turning them into a productive showing overall. However, his 22 percent snap share indicates his position on the depth chart hasn't changed, so it's unlikely he will see this sort of output on a weekly basis barring an upswing in playing time.

Robinson compiled three catches for 46 yards and a touchdown on four targets Sunday versus the Ravens.

That is the good news for Robinson. On the downside, Robinson seemed to fall down the pecking order, logging fewer snaps than Mecole Hardman and many fewer targets (four to Harman's eight). Hardman is the far superior fantasy threat if he's getting No. 2 receiver snaps, so if Robinson's snap count dwindles more or remains stagnant in future weeks, it's unreasonable to anticipate similar results.