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Grant is believed to be dealing with a high ankle sprain, Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports.

After being carted to the locker room in the first quarter Sunday against the Browns, Grant was seen with a walking boot on his right foot after the 41-24 loss. Per Adam H. Beasley of the Miami Herald, Grant didn't break any bones, but a diagnosis of a high ankle sprain indicates a multi-week absence is in his future. Look for the Dolphins to clarify Grant's health over the next few days.

Cooks (concussion) is listed as active Monday versus the Ravens, Rich Hammond of the Los Angeles Daily News reports.

Cooks has completed his journey through the concussion protocol and will suit up for the first time since Oct. 27, ending a two-game absence. Considering he just tended to the fifth known head injury of his playing career, there may be an increased risk for Cooks to pick up yet another concussion. On Monday though, he'll look to produce against a Baltimore defense that has allowed 178.6 receiving yards per game and six touchdowns to wideouts in 10 contests this season.

Moore (thumb) is officially active for Monday's game against the Rams.

Moore suited up as a full participant for Saturday's practice, so his inclusion in the lineup isn't a surprise. With the 2016 fourth-round pick healthy, he'll assume his usual depth receiver role for the game.

Woods (personal) is active for Monday's contest against the Ravens, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

After spending some time away from the Rams to tend to a family matter, Woods was present at every practice prior to this game, but coach Sean McVay wouldn't commit to the wide receiver returning to action. Having said that, Woods was seen warming up on the field Monday and even ran some routes, according to Gary Klein of the Los Angeles Times. Proving his readiness to take the field, Woods will suit up for the first time since Nov. 10.

Coach Frank Reich said Campbell (hand) could be able to play Sunday against the Titans, Mike Chappell of Fox 59 News Indianapolis reports.

Campbell suffered the fractured hand Week 9 against the Steelers and has missed the last three games as a result. The rookie second-round pick's participation at practice later this week should provide a clearer idea of his potential availability for this weekend.

Dorsett (concussion) may return for Sunday's game at Houston, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports.

According to Fowler's source, Dorsett is confident he'll make his way through the concussion protocol and get cleared by an independent neurologist. His presence Week 13 would be a welcome sight, as the receiving corps also was without Mohamed Sanu (ankle) this past Sunday at Philadelphia. At the moment, Julian Edelman, N'Keal Harry and Jakobi Myers are the Patriots' only healthy wide receivers.

Harris (hamstring) was listed as a limited participant on Monday's estimated injury report, Luke Johnson of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Harris hasn't practiced over the last two weeks and missed those respective games, so the fact he was expected to practice Monday indicates at least some progress. The 21-year-old likely would go back to returning kicks if he can play Thursday, but there should be a better idea of his status after the next two days of practice.

Coach Jon Gruden confirmed Monday that Renfrow suffered a rib injury Sunday that will keep the receiver out for "a while," ESPN's Paul Gutierrez reports.

Though Gruden didn't to go into the specifics of the rookie's injury or relay a recovery timetable, he did acknowledge that Renfrow's season may over. Meanwhile, NFL Network reported that the 2019 fifth-rounder suffered a broken rib and punctured lung in Sunday's loss to the Jets. In Renfrow's absence, Gruden indicated that the likes of Keelan Doss and Zay Jones or tight ends Darren Waller and Derek Carrier would be candidates to pick up added snaps out of the slot.

Pettis was on the field for just seven snaps and went without a target in Sunday's 37-8 win over the Packers.

Seven snaps is an upgrade from the zero Pettis received last week against Arizona, but it has become apparent that the team no longer views him as part of the offensive gameplan. Barring an unforeseen change or injury to another wideout, the second-year man should be left on the wire heading into Week 13.

Foster (hamstring) was listed as a non-participant on Monday's practice estimate.

Foster suffered a hamstring injury during Sunday's win over the Bengals, and it seems unlikely he recovers on a short week for Thursday's matchup against the Cowboys. It's been a disappointing season for the Alabama product, as he's fallen into the No. 4 wideout role, catching just two passes for 44 yards a season after compiling 27 for 541 and three scores.