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Thomas (hand) was limited at practice Wednesday, Mike Triplett of ESPN.com reports.

Thomas was also limited by the hand injury in the Saints' first two practices of Week 17, but he ultimately upgraded to full participation last Friday and carried no designation into Sunday's 42-10 win over the Panthers. With that in mind, Thomas is expected to follow a similar path in advance of this weekend's wild-card matchup with the Vikings, leaving little doubt about his availability.

Raymond (concussion) was a limited participant for Wednesday's practice, Turron Davenport of ESPN.com reports.

Raymond still resides in the league's concussion protocol, but the fact that he saw limited work at practice is a positive sign for his recovery. He'll likely have to log full practice before being cleared in order to play in Saturday's playoff game against the Patriots.

Humphries (ankle) remained sidelined at practice Wednesday, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Humphries' status will be revisited again Thursday, but at this stage, he's trending toward missing Saturday's wild-card matchup versus the Patriots. If he remains sidelined this weekend, added snaps will be available for Tajae Sharpe behind the Titans' top wide receivers, A.J. Brown and Corey Davis.

Cain wasn't targeted while playing just one offensive snap in Sunday's 28-10 loss to the Ravens.

A sixth-round pick of the Colts in 2018, Cain appeared in seven games for the club before being waived in November and landing with Pittsburgh shortly thereafter. Cain didn't make much of an impact in his new landing spot, contributing just five catches for 72 yards on six targets. If the Steelers choose to retain Cain in 2020, he'll likely be tasked with filling a depth role once again.

Gibson (ankle) signed with the Eagles on Wednesday, Eliot Shorr-Parks of Sports Radio 94 WIP Philadelphia reports.

Gibson last played an NFL game in 2018 for the Eagles, and he caught just one pass for 48 yards over 15 games. The 24-year-old will add depth to the Eagles' injury-riddled receiving corps.

Agholor (knee) isn't practicing Wednesday, Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

Agholor's absence from a walk-through practice suggests he isn't expected to return for Sunday's playoff game against the Seahawks. He missed the final four games of the regular season, which paved the way for Greg Ward to emerge as a steady contributor in the Eagles offense.

Cobb wrapped up the 2019 season with 55 catches on 83 targets for 828 yards and three touchdowns over 15 games.

In his first season outside of Green Bay, Cobb operated as the Cowboys' No. 3 receiver for much of the year and produced his highest yardage total since 2015, as well as 10.0 yards per target -- his best mark in that category since 2014. The 29-year-old is an unrestricted free agent this offseason and would probably be welcomed back in Dallas at the right price given his reliability out of the slot, but the team has bigger priorities ahead of him in Dak Prescott and Amari Cooper when it comes to re-signing free agents.

Cooper finished 2019 with 79 catches on 119 targets for 1,189 yards and eight touchdowns.

The yards and scores were both career highs, as was his 10.0 yards per target. Cooper battled nagging injuries for most of the season despite playing in all 16 games, leaving the impression that he's capable of even more production than he showed in his first full campaign with the Cowboys. The 25-year-old is an unrestricted free agent this offseason -- one of two significant names in the Dallas offense currently without a deal, along with Dak Prescott. Whether Cooper returns to the team will depend on if the Cowboys can find cap room for him after getting the quarterback situation settled, as well as whether a potential new head coach and offensive coordinator deem the wideout worth bringing back for big money.

Hodge caught one of two targets for 19 yards in a 33-23 loss to the Bengals in Week 17. He finished the season with four catches on 10 targets for 76 yards while playing all 16 games.

All of Hodge's offensive contributions came in the final nine games after the Browns cut bait on the departed Antonio Callaway and Rashard Higgins as their No. 3 wideouts. He was never able to carve out a significant role and shared the job with Damion Ratley. In terms of targets, both receivers were behind running back Kareem Hunt, who the Browns used as their option in the passing game after Jarvis Landry and Odell Beckham. Hodge becomes an exclusive-rights free agent in March.

Sims played seven games in 2019, catching two of three targets for 27 yards.

Sims saw each of his three targets over the final two weeks of the year, even playing 63 percent of snaps on offense in the season finale when Terry McLaurin (concussion) was unavailable. Sims will need to battle for a roster spot in 2020 under a new coaching staff, entering his third NFL season with minimal game experience. If he does stick around, it likely will be as the fourth or fifth choice at wide receiver.