NFL Player News

Beckham (quadriceps) is listed as a limited participant on Wednesday's practice report, Art Stapleton of The Bergen Record reports.

Coach Pat Shurmur said the wideout wouldn't practice after Beckham took part in the morning walk-through. However, Beckham apparently did enough to warrant limited status, as he also was involved in stretching and some individual drills in addition to the walk-through. Coming off an unexpected Week 14 absence in the Giants' win over Washington, Beckham is trying to make it back into action for Sunday's home game against the Titans. A full practice Thursday or Friday would instill confidence about his availability.

Sutton (quadriceps) returned to practice Wednesday, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

After playing through the injury for much of a Week 14 loss in San Francisco, the rookie wide receiver was held out of practice Tuesday ahead of Saturday's game against the Browns. It remains to be seen if Sutton was a full or limited participant Wednesday, though he should be on track to play either way. The Browns are likely to be without top cornerback Denzel Ward (concussion) for another week.

Beckham (quadriceps) took part in team stretches and some individual drills before working on the side with trainers at Wednesday's practice, Tom Rock of Newsday reports.

The activity comes on the heels of coach Pat Shurmur telling Jordan Raanan of ESPN.com that Beckham wouldn't practice Wednesday due to a lingering quad bruise. Beckham also participated in the morning walk-through, so there seems to be a chance he'll be listed as a limited participant. If Shurmur's prediction comes to pass, though, Beckham will have two more chances to make an impression at practice this week.

McEvoy signed on with the Bills' practice squad Wednesday.

McEvoy will work with the team in the event one or more of the Bills' active wideouts is unavailable. Even if he manages to crack the 53-man roster before the season closes out, McEvoy's main duties would come on special teams.

Coach Pat Shurmur said that Beckham (quadriceps) won't practice Wednesday but is "getting better" and on an upward trend heading into the Week 15 matchup with the Titans, Jordan Raanan of ESPN.com reports.

A late addition to the Giants' injury report last week due to a lingering quad contusion, Beckham was inactive for the first time all season in the team's 40-16 trouncing of the Redskins on Sunday. Though Shurmur relayed Beckham was feeling better Monday and echoed that sentiment again Wednesday, the star wideout was only cleared to go through a walk-through prior to practice, per Ryan Dunleavy of NJ.com. Beckham will probably need to log some on-field activity Thursday or Friday in order for fantasy managers to feel confident about his availability this weekend.

Chark (quadriceps) won't participate in Wednesday's practice, Phillip Heilman of The Florida Times-Union reports.

Chark has missed three consecutive games with the quad issue and isn't starting off preparations for Week 15 on the right foot. Since he hasn't played in nearly a month, Chark may need to put in a full practice by Friday to have a realistic shot at suiting up Sunday against the Redskins.

Bellamy was not targeted during Monday's 15-6 win over the Rams.

Bellamy has now failed to garner a target in three of his last six games. Chicago's passing attack has been inconsistent overall in that span with two solid performances by backup Chase Daniel sandwiched between starter Mitchell Trubisky failing to top 170 yards in three of four games. Sunday brings a rematch against a Packers pass defense that flustered Trubisky and held Bellamy catchless in Week 1.

Beasley caught two of four targets for 18 yards during Sunday's 29-23 win over the Eagles.

Beasley has now failed to reach 20 yards in three consecutive games despite Dak Prescott putting together two of his most prolific passing performances of the season during that span, including Sunday's 455-yard outing. Beasley has been about half as productive since Amari Cooper joined the lineup than before him. He's averaging 2.8 catches for 22.7 yards per game since Cooper came aboard as compared to 4.7 catches and 50 yards per game without him. Expect that trend to continue Sunday against the Colts' middle-of-the-road pass defense.

Erickson had a 14-yard run during Sunday's 26-21 loss to the Chargers.

The 14 total yards were the most Erickson has picked up since Week 5. The Wisconsin product has been targeted just twice, gaining two receiving yards, over his past five games. Cincinnati is bottoming out with seven losses in the last eight games, the past two with backup Jeff Driskel at quarterback. A rebound is unlikely against a Raiders defense ranked in the top half of the league in passing, surrendering just 253 yards per game.

Moore was unable to nab either of his two targets during Sunday's 27-24 loss to Kansas City.

Moore had entered Sunday with three catches for 36 yards in three games with rookie Lamar Jackson at quarterback. It was the first time he was targeted multiple times since Week 9. The Ravens have not been slinging the ball with the super-mobile Jackson taking the snaps. Sunday brings a favorable matchup against a bottom-10 Buccaneers pass defense, but Moore probably will not get enough targets to make it count.