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Beckham was limited in Wednesday's practice due to a groin injury, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Beckham previously dealt with a groin issue in late October, but he managed to play through that injury without missing any time. Jarvis Landry (hip) was also limited Wednesday, but there's not yet any reason to believe that either wideout is in danger of missing Sunday's matchup with the Dolphins.

Campbell (hand) has been ruled out for Thursday's game against the Texans.

Campbell was listed as a limited practice participant Monday through Wednesday, but it's worth noting that the submitted reports were only estimates, as the Colts only staged walk-through sessions on the short week. He'll look to fit in some actual on-field practice reps in Week 13 prep, potentially setting him up for a return to action in the Dec. 1 matchup with the Titans.

Johnson (concussion) doesn't appear to be trending toward suiting up Sunday against the Bengals, with Adam Schefter of ESPN labeling it "a mild upset" if the receiver were to garner an active status.

Meanwhile, JuJu Smith-Schuster (knee/concussion) also looks unlikely to play this week, which would leave Pittsburgh with a depleted receiver room. In the event both Smith-Schuster and Johnson are sidelined in Week 12, James Washington, Johnny Holton, Tevin Jones and Deon Cain would represent the Steelers' healthy options at wideout.

Smith-Schuster (concussion/knee) isn't expected to play Sunday against the Bengals, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports.

Smith-Schuster's knee injury isn't viewed as a long-term concern, but when combined with the fact that he's also in the NFL's concussion protocol, the receiver is going to have a tough time gaining clearance for the weekend. Meanwhile, Diontae Johnson is also dealing with a concussion, currently leaving James Washington, Johnny Holton, Tevin Jones and Deon Cain as the Steelers' healthy wideout options as Sunday approaches.

Dorsett (concussion) was present for practice Wednesday, Mike Reiss of ESPN.com reports.

Dorsett will most likely be listed as a limited participant, but his presence on the field Wednesday suggests that he has a decent chance of being medically cleared in advance of this weekend's game against the Cowboys.

Shepard (concussion) was a full participant in Wednesday's practice, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports.

Per Ryan Dunleavy of the New York Post, Shepard remains in the NFL's concussion protocol, but the Giants expect him to receive full clearance from an independent neurologist later this week. Barring any setbacks, the 25-year-old is trending toward suiting up for Sunday's contest against the Bears after missing the Giants' previous five contests.

The Dolphins will place Jennings (shoulder) on injured reserve Wednesday, Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports.

Jennings reportedly injured his shoulder while celebrating Jakeem Grant's kick-return touchdown during the Dolphins' 37-20 loss to the Bills in Week 11. The rookie made his first regular-season NFL appearance in that contest, finishing with just one snap on offense and eight on special teams. The fourth-round pick was a healthy scratch as a member of the Seahawks throughout September and October, eventually landing in Miami after Seattle waived him Nov. 5. Jennings should be back with the Dolphins next year to battle for a roster spot.

Hill's hamstring injury is considered minor, with the Chiefs hoping he'll be ready to play after a Week 12 bye, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Hill reportedly wanted to re-enter Monday's 24-17 win over the Chargers, but the Chiefs held him out for the rest of the game after he limped off the field in the first quarter. Based on Rapoport's report, Hill's MRI seemingly returned good news, confirming that the hamstring strain isn't too severe. The Chiefs will come out of their Week 12 bye to host the Raiders on Dec. 1, with the matchup potentially determining which team sits atop the AFC West heading into the final quarter of the season.

Meyers caught one of his two targets for a seven-yard gain during Sunday's 17-10 win over the Eagles.

He followed up a one-snap, no-target outing in Week 9 with a 19-snap, one-catch game against the Eagles. Granted, that total is far from noteworthy from a fantasy perspective, but Meyers has shown to be serviceable when given the opportunity -- especially as an undrafted rookie. He may get that opportunity in Week 12 with the Patriots potentially missing Phillip Dorsett (concussion) and with Mohamed Sanu (ankle) not 100 percent. Depending on their health, Meyers could see a few more targets against Dallas' seventh-ranked pass defense.

Snead caught two of three targets for 13 yards during Sunday's 41-7 win over the Texans.

Lamar Jackson and the Ravens' offense continue to dazzle, but Snead has largely been left out in the cold. During Baltimore's last five games, during which the team has averaged 36 points per game, he's averaging 12.0 receiving yards per game and hasn't topped 20 yards since Week 5. Snead has shown the ability in the past to make a difference even with limited opportunities, but he just hasn't done so lately. Next up is a matchup against the Rams' 15th-ranked pass defense.