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Woods (personal) "looks good" at practice, but head coach Sean McVay did not fully confirm whether the wide receiver would be available for Monday's game, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports.

Woods was not listed on the team's injury report Thursday or Friday, but considering McVay wouldn't outright confirm whether his veteran wide receiver would be available after surprisingly being ruled inactive last week, it's fair to question what his status might be for the prime-time contest. More information should arrive following the team's final injury report Saturday, but fantasy owners may want to roster a potential backup option from Monday's 8:15 p.m. ET game in the unlikely event Woods ultimately hits the bench for a second consecutive week.

Ward was promoted from the Eagles' practice squad Saturday.

Ward is expected to provide depth to an Eagles' receiving corps that sees all three of its projected starters -- Alshon Jeffery (ankle), Nelson Agholor (knee) and DeSean Jackson (abdomen) -- either on injured reserve or limited entering Sunday's Week 12 matchup.

McCaffrey was suspended 10 weeks by the NFL, Field Yates of ESPN reports.

McCaffrey has actually already served two of those weeks after the suspension was levied in Week 8, but it's safe to say the free-agent wide receiver won't be on an NFL roster anytime soon, particularly after he was recently drafted by the XFL's DC Defenders.

Dorsett (concussion) has not been cleared for to resume full football activities as of Saturday, Mike Reiss of ESPN.com reports.

It's a troubling distinction with just one day left before Sunday's pivotal contest against the Cowboys, made worse by the fact No. 2 wide receiver Mohamed Sanu (ankle) is not expected to play. The Patriots did list Dorsett as questionable following Friday's injury report, but Reiss seemed to indicate the team plans to be without its top speed threat. With Julian Edelman also hampered by a shoulder injury, the Patriots have just two healthy wide receivers -- N'Keal Harry and Jakobi Meyers -- on their roster, although early reports seem to indicate Edelman will be available.

Reynolds (illness) practiced on a limited basis Friday, 105.7 The Fan reports.

After not practicing Thursday, the limited designation is a step in the right direction for Reynolds. With an extra day of preparation ahead of a Monday night showdown against Baltimore, Reynolds should be able to answer the bell but will be hoping to get more reps in before gameday.

Jacksonville released Simms (concussion) from the team's reserve/injured list Friday.

Simms had spent the entire season on IR before the Jaguars ultimately decided to release him Friday. He'll now be free to sign elsewhere, provided that he's fully recovered from a concussion.

Moore (thumb) was a limited participant in Friday's practice.

Moore is trying to get healthy after missing Baltimore's last two games. He'll be looking to ramp up his activity ahead of Monday night's game against the Rams. If he is able to go, Moore figures to spend the majority of his time on special teams.

Samuel (shoulder) is expected to play Sunday night against the Packers, Eric Branch of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Samuel returned to last week's 36-26 win over the Cardinals after he suffered the shoulder injury, finishing with eight catches for 134 yards on 78 percent of the offensive snaps. He was held out of practice Wednesday before returning as a limited participant Thursday and Friday, ultimately listed as questionable on the final injury report. Coach Kyle Shanahan said he views Samuel, Emmanuel Sanders (ribs) and George Kittle (knee/ankle) as game-time decisions, but there seems to be a consensus among San Francisco beat writers that all three players are on track to suit up. The 49ers will release their inactive list approximately 90 minutes before Sunday's 8:20 p.m. ET kickoff.

Davis (hip) will play Sunday against the Jaguars after practicing fully this week, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Davis sat out the Titans' Week 10 win over the Chiefs, but the team's Week 11 bye afforded the wideout enough time to ready himself for a return to action Sunday. Nine games into his 2019 campaign, Davis -- who has scored two TDs in that span -- is averaging 3.1 catches and 41.6 receiving yards per game. As long as he avoids any injury setbacks down the stretch, Davis has a fairly stable fantasy floor, but his ceiling is capped by the modest volume (45 targets to date) he's seen in the Titans' Ryan Tannehill-helmed passing attack.

Slater has a hamstring injury and is questionable for Sunday's game versus Dallas.

Slater didn't appear on the injury report until Friday as a limited practice participant. The 34-year-old's absence would be felt on special teams should he end up inactive.