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Harry (shoulder) was a limited practice participant Thursday, Ryan Hannable of WEEI.com reports.

Yet again, Harry's practice reps were capped this week due to a lingering shoulder injury from training camp. The limitations may be in place to ensure he reaches game day in as good of health as possible, but ultimately his status may be clarified upon the release of Friday's injury report. If he suits up Sunday at Seattle, Harry will be among the Patriots' top three wide receivers alongside Julian Edelman and Damiere Byrd.

Dorsett (foot) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Dorsett's foot injury forced him to sit out Seattle's win over the Falcons in Week 1, but he's now managed to put together back-to-back limited practices. He may need upgrade to full activity during Friday's final practice of the week in order to gain clearance for Sunday night's contest against the Patriots.

Peoples-Jones (coach's decision) is a healthy scratch for Thursday's contest against the Bengals, Andrew Gribble of the Browns' official site reports.

The rookie sixth-round pick will require more time to develop before the Browns trust him to handle a role on offense, but he could eventually earn a chance to play in the return game.

James (hamstring) did not practice Thursday, Nick Wagoner of ESPN.com reports.

James hasn't practice in any capacity since suffering a hamstring injury Week 1 against Arizona, so it looks like he's trending in the wrong direction for Sunday's game against the Jets. Jerick McKinnon and Trent Taylor will handle kick return duties if James is forced to miss time.

Sutton (shoulder) was a limited practice participant Thursday, Ryan O'Halloran of The Denver Post reports.

Sutton's reps were also capped Wednesday, as the wideout continues to work back from the sprained right shoulder that sidelined him for the Broncos' season-opening loss to the Titans. Prior to Thursday's session, coach Vic Fangio said that Sutton checked out fine in Wednesday's practice, but the wideout is still being viewed as questionable for Sunday's game in Pittsburgh, according to Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site. Sutton will likely carry an injury designation into the weekend.

St. Brown (knee) was a non-participant at Thursday's practice, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

A healthy scratch for Week 1, St. Brown was limited Wednesday before a DNP on Thursday. Clearly, his health is a concern at the moment and threatening his odds to suit up Sunday against the Lions. The Packers will trot out Davante Adams, Allen Lazard and Marquez Valdes-Scantling as their top trio at wide receiver for the time being.

Washington released Gibson from the practice squad Thursday.

Gibson spent just over a week on Washington's practice squad before being cut. Given Gibson's NFL experience, particularly on special teams, he should be able to earn an opportunity with another organization.

Thomas (ankle) was held out of practice Thursday.

Thomas' lack of activity isn't a surprise because he's expected to be absent for multiple weeks as he tends to a high left ankle sprain. Consequently, the Saints will lean on Emmanuel Sanders, Jared Cook, Alvin Kamara and Tre'Quan Smith in the passing game.

Pittman was a limited participant in Thursday's practice due to a toe injury, Andrew Walker of the Colts' official site reports.

Pittman may have picked up the injury at some point during the session; he didn't appear on the Colts' initial Week 2 report that was released Wednesday. The rookie wideout, who recorded two receptions for 10 yards in his NFL debut Week 1, will have one more opportunity to increase his level of practice activity Friday before the Colts assess his chances of suiting up Sunday against the Vikings.

A bone bruise in his knee is "jeopardizing (Brown's) availability for Sunday's game against the Jaguars and possibly beyond," according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.

Per Schefter, Brown, who didn't practice Thursday, is likely to be week-to-week with the issue. If the wideout is indeed forced to miss time, added looks in the Titans' passing game would be available for the likes of Corey Davis (hamstring) and Adam Humphries.