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Brown (ankle) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Bills but is expected to play, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

The Ravens added Brown to their injury report Thursday after he was a limited participant in their practice session that day, though he concluded the week with a full showing Friday. That practice was described as a walk-through, per Daniel Oyefusi of The Baltimore Sun, which likely explains why Brown will carry a designation into the weekend. In any case, Brown is expected to be available to play his usual allotment of snaps Sunday, though fantasy managers will still want to confirm his availability when the Ravens release their inactive list 90 minutes prior to the 1 p.m. ET kickoff.

Humphries (ankle) has been ruled out for the Titans' game Sunday against the Raiders, Paul Kuharsky of 104.5 The Zone Nashville reports.

Humphries' ankle injury kept him from practicing Wednesday through Friday, so it's not overly surprisingly that he'll sit out his first game of the season. His absence should open up a few extra snaps at receiver for Tajae Sharpe, who missed the Week 13 win over the Colts with a hamstring issue but is back to full strength.

Coach Frank Reich confirmed Campbell (hand) will be available to play Sunday against the Buccaneers, barring a setback, George Bremer of The Anderson Herald Bulletin reports.

Campbell opened the week as a full participant in practice and wasn't restricted Thursday or Friday either, so he'll put an end to a four-game absence in Tampa Bay. With top wideout T.Y. Hilton (calf) ruled out for another game, Campbell could immediately slide into a starting role at receiver alongside Zach Pascal on Sunday. Even if Hilton returns at some point during the final three games of the season, Campbell could retain a sizable role in the Colts' passing attack with three other key receiving options (Eric Ebron, Devin Funchess and Chester Rogers) on injured reserve.

Thielen (hamstring) is listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against the Lions.

Thielen seems to have taken a step back from last week, when he was listed as questionable (but later ruled out ahead of a loss to Seattle) after logging a trio of limited practices. He hasn't practiced in any capacity for Week 14, and there hasn't been any indication he has a real shot to play. The Vikings will turn to Bisi Johnson as their No. 2 receiver for yet another week, with the offense largely relying on that involved a fullback and/or multiple tight ends. Kyle Rudolph and Irv Smith Jr. both have seen more passing-game usage during Thielen's prolonged absence.

Agholor (knee) isn't practicing Friday, Martin Frank of The Delaware News Journal reports.

Agholor returned from a one-game absence in last week's loss to the Dolphins, catching three of six targets for 41 yards while playing 89 percent of offensive snaps. There hasn't been any report of a setback, but back-to-back absences from practice suggest he's still dealing with some discomfort. The Eagles will release their final Week 14 injury report Saturday, as they're playing in a Monday game against the Giants.

Sims is expected to replace Trey Quinn (concussion) as Washington's top slot receiver Sunday in Green Bay, Kyle Stackpole of the Redskins' official site reports.

Sims filled in after Quinn suffered the concussion early in last week's 29-21 win over the Panthers, ultimately catching three of four targets for 29 yards while playing 58 percent of the offensive snaps. The undrafted rookie isn't a great bet for more than three or four targets, but he has shown some explosiveness with a 65-yard rushing touchdown (Week 5) and a 91-yard kick return score (Week 12). Given how little Quinn has done this year, it isn't out the question for Sims to take the No. 3 receiver job on a more permanent basis.

Thielen (hamstring) isn't practicing Friday, Andrew Krammer of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

A third consecutive absence from practice leaves Thielen unlikely to play in Sunday's game against the Lions. He was a limited participant last week, ultimately getting ruled out for Monday's loss to the Seahawks. The downgrade in participation level hints at a setback, though neither player nor team has said anything to that effect. Another update will be available later Friday, when the Vikings release their final Week 14 injury report.

Watson is expected to serve as the Buccaneers' top punt returner versus the Colts on Sunday, Eduardo A. Encina of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

Watson's opportunity comes with T.J. Logan out for the season with a broken thumb and Scott Miller (hamstring) expected to miss Week 14. The second-year receiver is coming off a Week 13 showing in which he logged a season-high 11 snaps on offense but failed to catch his lone target.

Miller (hamstring) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Colts, Scott Smith of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

Miller's absence for a second straight game could leave a few extra snaps available for No. 3 receiver Breshad Perriman, who responded to the same scenario last week with season highs for both receptions (five) and yards (87). Meanwhile, Justin Watson should get a bit of run as the No. 4 receiver, though he played just 15 percent of snaps on offense in the Week 13 win over Jacksonville.

Beckham (groin) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Just like the previous two weeks, Beckham had his reps capped Wednesday and Thursday on account of the lingering groin issue, but there isn't any real concern about the wideout's availability for game day. While there probably won't be much drama with regard to Beckham's status for Sunday's game against the Bengals, he started a small media firestorm Thursday, when he was non-committal when asked if he wanted to return to the Browns in 2020, according to Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer. Beckham is on the Browns' books through 2023, but since he's already been paid most of the $65 million he was guaranteed from the contract extension he signed last season, Cleveland could move on from him without any major consequences to its salary-cap situation. The 27-year-old hasn't lived up to expectations in his first season with Cleveland, posting 57 catches (28th in the NFL) for 805 yards (23rd) and two touchdowns through the team's first 12 games.