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Conley exited Thursday's game against Tennessee with an ankle injury and is questionable to return, Tad Dickman of the Jaguars' official site reports.

It appeared that Conley was injured while throwing a block on a pass play. The 26-year-old had just gotten over a hip injury in order to be active in Thursday's contest.

Moore (shoulder) practiced fully Thursday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Prior to Moore being a limited participant at Wednesday's session, coach Pete Carroll told Liz Mathews that the wide receiver has "a really good chance" to make his season debut Week 3 against the Saints. Now that he participated in every drill Thursday, Moore is on pace to make that come to pass. While Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf are locked in as the Seahawks' top two WRs, there should be room for Moore, Jaron Brown (toe) and/or Malik Turner in three-wide sets.

Williams (knee) was listed as full participant at practice Wednesday and Thursday.

With no limitations to begin Week 3 preparations, Williams has seemingly moved past the knee issue that rendered him a game-time call heading into last Sunday's 13-10 loss to the Lions. Williams handled his usual starting role in that contest and delivered a quality stat line, nabbing three of five targets for 83 yards. Given that tight end Hunter Henry (knee) is out for the foreseeable future and running back Melvin Gordon (contract dispute) continues to hold out, a healthy Williams could see his volume in the passing game increase in the games to come.

Allen (knee) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Jeff Miller of the Los Angeles Times reports.

Allen's workload was restricted for the second day in a row, but no reports have surfaced suggesting his status for the Week 3 matchup with the Texans is in any serious peril. Through Los Angeles' first two contests, Allen has played 87 percent of the team's offensive snaps while hauling in 16 of 25 targets for 221 yards and a score.

Hopkins (ribs) practiced fully Thursday.

We never doubted Hopkins' Week 3 playing status, but the wideout's full practice participation Thursday paves the way for him to head into the weekend minus an injury designation in advance of Sunday's game against the Chargers.

Bellamy (shoulder) logged a limited participation in Thursday's practice.

Bellamy's limited practice Thursday is an upgrade from his non-participation Wednesday. If the 30-year-old can manage to suit up Sunday against the Patriots, he could see work as the Jets' No. 3 receiver -- that is, if Demaryius Thomas (hamstring/knee) is sidelined, which seems likely. Otherwise, Braxton Berrios would be next in line for extra work if Bellamy isn't able to go Sunday.

Sutton missed Thursday's practice due to sore ribs, Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic reports.

Sutton was not on Wednesday's injury report, so his situation is worth monitoring closely as Sunday's game against the Packers approaches. What the wideout does in practice Friday will be telling, but if Sutton is limited at all (or out) this weekend, added targets would be available for Emmanuel Sanders and DaeSean Hamilton.

Shepard was removed from the NFL's concussion protocol Thursday after receiving clearance from an independent neurologist, Tom Rock of Newsday reports.

Shepard's return to full contact and full participation in practice earlier Thursday signaled that he was likely on track to play Sunday in Tampa Bay, but he's now officially good to go after passing all five phases of the protocol. The 25-year-old entered the season as the Giants' top wideout and could have even more targets than usual funneled his way in Week 3 with Golden Tate still suspended and depth receivers Cody Latimer (concussion), Bennie Fowler (hamstring) and Darius Slayton (hamstring) all looking iffy for Sunday.

Hill (collarbone) remains unable to practice, Adam Teicher of ESPN.com reports.

Hill is still out for the time being, but Teicher did relay that Hill was in the Chiefs' locker room Wednesday, without a sling on his right arm, while dribbling a basketball "with each hand." Until the wideout returns to the practice field, that's nothing more than encouraging context, but it does at least appear that Hill is making solid progress in his recovery.

Perriman (quadriceps) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Eduardo A. Encina of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

Perriman's presence on the field for back-to-back practices -- albeit in limited fashion -- is an encouraging sign for his availability heading into Sunday's matchup with the Giants. Even when entering the past two weeks healthier, however, Perriman has struggled to make much of impact in the Buccaneers' passing game. Through his first two games with the team, Perriman has corralled just two of nine targets for 10 yards.