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Conley (hamstring) was a limited participant in practice Thursday.

Conley was also listed as a limited participant in practice Wednesday but it's unclear how serious the hamstring injury might be. Expect more information to surface following Friday's final injury report.

Gallup caught three of six targets for 63 yards in Thursday's 26-15 loss to the Bills.

While his final numbers were merely OK, Gallup could have had a much better line after he was initially ruled to have caught a fourth-quarter touchdown as the Cowboys tried to mount a late comeback. Upon review, however, the second-year receiver was ruled not to have gotten his second foot down in bounds. Gallup has maintained a solid PPR floor by catching at least three passes for more than 50 yards in four straight games, but he'll look to make a bigger impact next week in Chicago.

Cooper caught eight of 11 targets for 85 yards in Thursday's 26-15 loss to the Bills.

One game after being held catchless for the first time as a Cowboy, Cooper was targeted early and often by Dak Prescott and wound up leading the team in catches, targets and yards. He also seemed to avoid an injury scare in the fourth quarter after taking a big hit to his left knee, and while Cooper was forced to miss a couple plays he was able to rejoin the offense as it tried to mount a late comeback. Cooper will go for an X-ray on the knee Friday, per Jane Slater of NFL Network, to confirm no lasting damage was done.

Beasley caught six of seven targets for a season-high 110 yards and a touchdown in Thursday's 26-15 win over the Cowboys.

The former Cowboys slot receiver had plenty of experience playing in Dallas on Thanksgiving, and his comfort level with the national stage showed as he wound up leading both teams in receiving yards on the day. Beasley's 110 yards was only two shy of his career best, set in 2015, and he's emerged as one of Josh Allen's most trusted options since Buffalo's Week 6 bye, finding the end zone in five of the last seven games.

Harris (hamstring) is active for Thursday night's game against the Falcons, Amie Just of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Harris returns after a two-game absence. It is not certain if he will slide immediately back into his regular return role after turning in only limited practices during the week.

Jones caught three of six targets for 40 yards and one touchdown during Thursday's 24-20 loss to the Bears.

News that Detroit would be turning to its third-string quarterback understandably made it hard to trust Jones against a tough Chicago team, but the veteran wideout put up a respectable fantasy total nonetheless thanks to his outstanding red-zone prowess. In fact, Thursday's touchdown marked Jones ninth score in 12 games this season and he only needs one more to match his career high of 10 touchdowns from the 2013 campaign with Cincinnati. Combined with his upside to rack up triple-digit receiving yards like he did in Week 3 and Week 9, Jones has been one of the most underrated fantasy assets in 2019 and up next is a Vikings team that Jones obliterated for 10 catches, 93 yards and four touchdowns back in Week 7.

Pettis (knee) did not participate in practice Thursday, Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.

Pettis injured himself in Wednesday's practice and was pretty likely to sit out just a day later. If he is able to return Friday, he would have a better chance to suit up against the Ravens.

Samuel (shoulder) remained limited at practice Thursday, Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.

As did Emmanuel Sanders (ribs), but Maiocco suggests that both receivers "appear to be on pace" to play Sunday against the Ravens. We'll circle back on their statuses Friday to see if either (or both) head into the weekend listed as questionable, or minus a Week 13 injury designation.

Williams (knee) practiced fully Thursday.

Williams was limited Wednesday, but his return to a full practice Thursday puts the wideout in line to play Sunday against the Broncos. Ten games into his 2019 campaign, Williams has maintained PPR utility by averaging 3.3 catches (on 6.2 targets) for 66.1 receiving yards, but it's notable that he hasn't scored a TD thus far after making a total of 11 trips to the end zone last year.

Wims secured five of six targets for 56 yards in the Bears' 24-20 win over the Lions on Thursday.

The second-year wideout was rather surprisingly an active No. 3 option in the passing game with Taylor Gabriel (concussion) out of action. Wims' reception total was a career high, while his yardage tally tied a career best. Wims could have some deep-league and DFS value again in a Week 14 battle against the Cowboys next Thursday night if Gabriel remains sidelined.