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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.

Coutee (hamstring) was a limited participant at Tuesday's walkthrough.

Coach Bill O'Brien said earlier Tuesday that Coutee remains day-to-day but is trending toward playing against the Jets on Saturday, and his participation at the walkthrough falls in line with that sentiment. The 21-year-old has missed the last two games while being limited in practice, so he'll need to progress to full participation by Friday in order to have much confidence in his availability. DeAndre Carter is in the concussion protocol, potentially leaving the Texans thin at wide receiver behind top options DeAndre Hopkins (foot) and Demaryius Thomas.

Carter (concussion) was listed as a limited participant on Tuesday's estimated practice report.

Carter was removed from Sunday's game against the Colts with a concussion and will have to pass the league's concussion protocol before returning to action. Though it was just a walkthrough, the fact the Texans listed Carter as limited instead of out is an encouraging sign.

Hopkins (foot) was a limited participant at Tuesday's walkthrough.

Hopkins has been a staple on the Texans' injury reports all season but has yet to miss a game. The 26-year-old will likely be limited at practice the rest of the week, but unless he suffers a setback, he's expected to suit up for Saturday's game against the Jets.

Robinson did not have a reception and was targeted just once in Monday's loss at Seattle.

Minnesota struggled on offense most of the game which limited targets for most of the receiving corps and especially the secondary options. After looking like he may take over the third receiver role, he played less than Laquon Treadwell (30 snaps on offense for Treadwell compared to 13 for Robinson). Robinson could get a larger role if Minnesota's new offensive coordinator decides to reduce Treadwell's playing time after frequent drops this season, although the offense has few targets for receivers outside of Adam Thielen and Stefon Diggs.

Hill (heel/wrist) was a limited participant in Tuesday's practice, BJ Kissel of the Chiefs' official site reports.

With eight receptions for 139 yards in the Week 14 overtime win over the Ravens, Hill came through with another big performance against a tough opponent -- but not without getting banged up on a few occasions along the way. Hill has less time than usual to heal from the injuries with the Chiefs set to host the Chargers on Thursday in Week 15, but his involvement in Tuesday's session in any capacity seemingly backs up coach Andy Reid's optimism that the top wideout will be ready to play. The Chiefs will provide another update on his gameday status at the conclusion of Wednesday's practice.

Sutton sat out Tuesday's practice with a sore quadriceps, Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic reports.

Sutton missed a few snaps in Sunday's 20-14 loss to the 49ers with what was believed to be a minor thigh issue, but Jhabvala's report offers more clarity on the injury that has been hampering the rookie. Coach Vance Joseph downplayed much of the concern about Sutton's health, suggesting the wideout was held out mostly for maintenance purposes with the goal of getting him "ready for Saturday." Sutton will have one fewer day than usual to gear up for game action with the Broncos taking on the Browns in one of two Saturday games in Week 15.

Hill (heel/wrist) is slated to practice Tuesday, Adam Teicher of ESPN.com reports.

The extent of Hill's activity won't be known until the Chiefs release their report shortly after the session concludes, but the wideout getting in any work is a positive after he was listed as a non-participant on Monday's estimated practice report. With the Chiefs facing off against the Chargers on Thursday this week, Hill won't have much time to recover from the heel and wrist issues that he sustained in the Week 14 win over the Ravens, which prompted coach Andy Reid to label the 24-year-old as "day-to-day." Reid seemed to express more optimism about Hill's availability versus Los Angeles when asked about the matter Tuesday, per Tom Krasovic of The San Diego Union-Tribune.

Coach Bill O'Brien relayed Tuesday that Coutee (hamstring) remains day-to-day but is "trending toward being able to play" this weekend against the Jets, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

The rookie wideout has been out for the last two games with the hamstring issue, which previously sidelined him from Weeks 1 through 3 and for Weeks 8 and 9. Since experiencing his latest setback, Coutee hasn't been able to advance beyond limited practice participation, so he may need to put in a full workout at some point before Friday to back up O'Brien's optimism. The Texans are lacking in healthy options beyond top receivers DeAndre Hopkins and Demaryius Thomas after DeAndre Carter, who had been serving as Coutee's primary replacement in the slot, exited the Week 14 loss to the Colts with a concussion.

Williams caught three of his six targets for 45 yards in the 26-21 win Sunday over the Bengals.

It's clear now that Williams has effectively taken over the No. 2 receiving role over behind Keenan Allen, as the second-year receiver has tallied 174 receiving yards and two touchdowns in the last four weeks compared to Tyrell Williams' paltry 50 receiving yards over that same stretch. The loss of Melvin Gordon (knee) hasn't created as many opportunities for Mike Williams as some might have expected, but his red-zone presence is finally extending to all parts of the field, making the 2017 No. 7 overall pick an intriguing start in the waning weeks of the regular season.