NFL Player News

Parker is questionable to return to Sunday's contest versus the Seahawks due to an ankle injury, Adam H. Beasley of the Miami Herald reports.

After the Dolphins' initial drive of the game, Parker had his right foot examined before going to the locker room. With an official diagnosis known, there's still a chance he makes an appearance at some point Sunday. As long as Parker is away from the field, though, Preston Williams, Isaiah Ford and Jakeem Grant figure to be the top three wide receivers available to Miami's offense.

Evans was removed from Sunday's contest against the Chargers with an apparent ankle injury, Field Yates of ESPN reports.

Evans was in line for a huge target count with running mate Chris Godwin (hamstring) in street clothes Week 4. Indeed, Evans hauled in all three targets for 47 yards before his departure. The Buccaneers have yet to tab him with a designation, but for the time being, the receiving corps has been whittled down to Scotty Miller, Justin Watson, Tyler Johnson and Jaydon Mickens.

Parker suffered an apparent right foot injury during Sunday's game against the Seahawks, Adam H. Beasley of the Miami Herald reports.

Parker made two catches for 14 yards on the Dolphins' first possession, only to visit the blue sideline tent afterward. Beasley noted the training staff looked at Parker's right foot or ankle before the wide receiver made his way to the locker room. If he misses any time Sunday, Preston Williams, Isaiah Ford and Jakeem Grant will be in line for additional targets from Ryan Fitzpatrick.

Hodge suffered a hamstring injury during pregame warmups and is questionable to play in Sunday's game versus the Cowboys, Jake Trotter of ESPN.com reports.

Hodge was slated to be the No. 3 wideout in Sunday's game, but if he sits out, Donovan Peoples-Jones will enjoy an uptick in snaps behind Odell Beckham and Jarvis Landry.

Ridley (ankle/calf) will play Monday night, according to Fox's Jay Glazer on the network's pregame show.

Glazer said that he spoke to Falcons coach Dan Quinn, who confirmed that Ridley will play, as will Julio Jones. Quinn further elaborated that both might sit out occasionally to 'protect them from themselves,' but both should be starting.

Reed (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's matchup against the Buccaneers, Daniel Popper of The Athletic reports.

The rookie from Virginia played an important special-teams role throughout September, but Week 4 marks the first time in Reed's young career that he will not dress for game action. He registered 25.7 yards per attempt on six kick-return tries Week 1 through 3, however, those duties will be left up to KJ Hill and Desmond King when the Chargers face Tampa Bay on Sunday afternoon.

Peoples-Jones finds himself on the active roster for the first time this season in advance of the Week 4 matchup against Dallas.

Peoples-Jones saw reps all over the field during his days at Michigan, including in the return game, where he's most likely to be utilized moving forward. With JoJo Natson suffering a torn ACL that will cause him to miss the rest of the season, the door is open for Peoples-Jones to secure a role on special teams, though snaps on offense are expected to be sparse in the short term.

Bowden will play in Sunday's game versus the Seahawks.

Bowden was a healthy scratch last week against the Jaguars but will return to the lineup Sunday. He's listed as the No. 6 wideout for the Dolphins and likely won't be a major part of the offense against Seattle.

Moore (thigh) is inactive Week 4 against Washington.

No surprises here, as Moore's level of practice participation trended downward all week. While Moore sets his sights on a Week 5 return against the Bengals, the Ravens will operate with Marquise Brown, Willie Snead and Miles Boykin as the leading wide receivers, with Devin Duvernay gradually working his way into the mix as well.

Miller (hip/groin) is active for Sunday's game against the Chargers.

Miller's status came down to a pregame workout, and the second-year wideout apparently moved around well enough for the Buccaneers' training and coaching staffs to sign off on him suiting up Week 4. The 23-year-old has already been filling a starting role for Tampa Bay through the first three games, but he could see more involvement in the passing game than usual with Chris Godwin (hamstring) sidelined for his second game of the season.