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Humphries (concussion) won't play Sunday against the Colts, Erik Bacharach of The Tennessean reports.

With Humphries still out, Cameron Batson and Kalif Raymond will continue to see added opportunities in Tennessee's Week 12 passing attack behind top wide receivers A.J. Brown and Corey Davis.

Shenault (hamstring) doesn't have a designation for Sunday's game against the Browns.

With DJ Chark (ribs) and Chris Conley (hip) sidelined, Shenault, Keelan Cole and Collin Johnson will be able to earn a significant offensive snap share as the only wide receivers on the active roster. On the season, Shenault has averaged 8.3 YPT and scored one touchdown on his 39 targets across 10 games.

Davis' teammate John Brown (knee) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Chargers.

Brown previously missed Weeks 5 and 7, allowing Davis to play 100 and 95 percent of snaps on offense. The rookie caught five of nine targets for 58 yards in the first of those games, but the Jets limited him to one catch on three targets a couple weeks later. While production is far from guaranteed, Davis figures to play a lot of snaps and run a lot of routes this week.

Grant (hamstring) is questionable for Sunday's game versus the Jets, Cameron Wolfe of ESPN.com reports.

It's concerning that Grant was added to the injury report Thursday, which means he suffered a hamstring injury during the practice week. The fifth-year wide receiver was handed a questionable tag as a result. The final verdict may not be available until the inactives list is revealed 90 minutes before Sunday's 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff. Malcolm Perry, Mack Hollins and Antonio Callaway could see more usage on offense if Grant sits out. Perry and Noah Igbinoghene are candidates to fill in returning punts and kicks.

Conley (hip) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Browns, John Oehser of the Jaguars' official site reports.

The veteran wideout was unable to practice this week due to the hip injury and won't be suiting up Sunday versus Cleveland. DJ Chark (ribs) will also be sidelined, likely leaving Laviska Shenault (hamstring) and Keelan Cole to operate as Jacksonville's top wideouts.

Chark (ribs) won't play Sunday against the Browns, John Oehser of the Jaguars' official site

The same applies to Chris Conley (hip), but on the plus side for the Jaguars, Laviska Shenault (hamstring) is slated to return to action this weekend and he should head the team's Week 12 wideout corps along with Keelan Cole.

Lamb caught five of seven targets for 21 yards in Thursday's loss to Washington.

He saw only one less catch and one less target than Amari Cooper or Michael Gallup, but the rookie receiver did very little with his opportunities and dropped what should have been a 10-yard touchdown late in the third quarter when the game's outcome was still in doubt. Lamb has now failed to top 40 yards in four of the last five games, posting a 17-153-2 line on 30 targets over that stretch, but his steady target volume should keep him on the fantasy radar even if he's little more than a TD-dependent dart throw at the moment.

Coutee caught two of three targets for 17 yards and caught a two-point conversion in Thursday's 41-25 win over the Lions.

Coutee has emerged from the Texans' doghouse in the wake of Randall Cobb's toe injury, which landed him on injured reserve. Cobb will miss at least two more games, giving Coutee relevance heading into Week 13 against the Colts. He also lined up as a returner, handling a fair catch in his only punt-return opportunity and 10 yards on one kickoff return.

Gallup caught six of eight targets for 41 yards in Thursday's 41-16 loss to Washington.

He tied Amari Cooper for the team lead in targets and catches on the afternoon, but while Cooper saw use as a downfield threat, Gallup's primary role was moving the chains. The third-year wideout's volume continues to trend up, as Gallup's seen 32 targets over the last four games, but it's resulted in only a meager 18-167-0 line. He's unlikely to break out in Week 13's tough matchup on the road against the Ravens.

Cooper caught six of eight targets for 112 yards and a touchdown in Thursday's 41-16 loss to Washington.

He accounted for the Cowboys' only TD of the afternoon, hauling in a strike down the sideline from Andy Dalton early in the second quarter and turning it into a 54-yard score. Dallas was outscored 34-6 after that. Cooper tied Michael Gallup for the team lead in catches and targets but dominated in yardage en route to his third 100-yard performance of the season, but he faces a tough test in Week 13 on the road against the Ravens.