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Jones is dealing with an undisclosed injury, Kyle Meinke of MLive.com reports.

Jones isn't traveling with the team for Saturday's preseason game in Houston. He also was held out of the team's exhibition opener, along with Matthew Stafford, Kenny Golladay, Kerryon Johnson and a bunch of defensive starters.

Beckham isn't dealing with a hip pointer as previously reported, but is instead managing a different hip issue, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

The aforementioned injury kept Beckham sidelined from the team portion of Wednesday's joint practice with the Colts. Afterward, coach Freddie Kitchens downplayed the injury, but suggested the wideout would likely sit out Thursday's joint session along with Saturday's preseason matchup between the two teams. Beckham at least participated in individual drills Wednesday, which suggests that he probably would get the green light to play this weekend if the Browns were playing a regular-season game. With that in mind, there's no indication this concern will impact Beckham's long-term availability.

The Vikings have made Treadwell available via trade, Albert Breer of MMQB.com reports.

Treadwell hasn't panned out as a 2016 first-round pick, topping out at a 35-302-1 receiving line on 53 targets last season. The presence of target hogs Adam Thielen and Stefon Diggs hasn't helped his cause, but Treadwell's standing has fallen enough that he's listed as a third-string option behind Chad Beebe and Jordan Taylor on the Vikings' most recent depth chart. At this point, any compensation the Vikings receive for Treadwell may not be much more than a Day 3 draft pick in a best-case scenario.

Beckham didn't participate in the team portion of Wednesday's practice due to a hip pointer, Dan Graziano of ESPN.com reports.

The Browns are meeting with the Colts in joint practices Wednesday and Thursday before squaring off Saturday, but Beckham has been contained to just individual drills so far. Graziano noted Beckham may be cleared for team drills Thursday, which would be a step in the right direction for a potential appearance this weekend. That said, coach Freddie Kitchens has yet to make a decision on Beckham's upcoming availability.

Coach Mike Vrabel said he hopes have Humphries (undisclosed) back at practice Thursday, Turron Davenport of ESPN.com reports.

Humphries headed into the Titans' facility with a trainer during Wednesday's practice after sustaining an unspecified injury. Vrabel didn't offer any clarity regarding the nature of Humphries' injury, but the coach's comments imply that the slot receiver's health scare is a minor one.

Lodge (undisclosed) did not practice Wednesday, Greg Auman of The Athletic reports.

Lodged missed the majority of training camp due to a hamstring injury but managed to suit up for Monday's practice. Now sidelined again, it remains to be seen whether the undrafted rookie out of Mississippi's current injury is related to his previous hamstring issue.

Dorsett exited Wednesday's practice early due to an unspecified injury, Andrew Callahan of The Springfield Republican reports.

The nature of Dorsett's injury might not be revealed unless he ends up missing a few days on account of the issue. The 2015 first-round pick is competing for a spot in New England's receiver corps and has a shot to earn a starting gig Week 1 if fully healthy. Maurice Harris, Dontrelle Inman, Jacobi Meyers and Braxton Berrios all stand to see increased reps as long as Dorsett remains absent.

Humphries headed into the Titans' facility with a trainer after exiting Wednesday's practice with an apparent injury, Turron Davenport of ESPN.com reports.

The Titans will likely evaluate Humphries before offering clarity on what kind of injury he might be dealing with, but as long as the issue is nothing major, the free-agent acquisition will remain on track to serve as the team's top slot receiver this season.

Harry (leg) was in uniform for Wednesday's practice, Jeff Howe of The Athletic reports.

Howe adds that the rookie wideout wasn't doing much during the session, but the mere fact that Harry was present for practice -- in any capacity -- is a positive sign and seems to confirm that his health issue is minor.

Parker isn't practicing Wednesday due to an unspecified issue, Cameron Wolfe of ESPN.com reports.

There's presumably some type of injury involved, as Parker doesn't seem to have the necessary status for a veteran rest day during training camp. His absence should open up extra practice reps for undrafted rookie Preston Williams, who caught four passes for 97 yards in Miami's preseason opener against Atlanta. Parker and Kenny Stills were the starting wide receivers in that contest, with the former logging 13 snaps and catching his lone target for a 14-yard gain.