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Martin-Robinson (hamstring) did not participate at practice Thursday.

Martin-Robinson was a new addition to the Titans' injury report Thursday, so he presumably picked up the injury at some point during the week. He'll likely have to get back on the practice field Friday to be in a position to play Sunday versus the Texans.

Young (knee) was a full-go at practice Thursday.

Young hurt his knee in Week 3 against Pittsburgh and didn't play last Sunday versus Jacksonville. However, his ability to practice in full Thursday makes him likely to suit up this Sunday against Miami. Ja'Marr Chase (concussion) and Tee Higgins (groin/neck) are both iffy to suit up against the Dolphins, so Young could have a key role in the Bengals' passing game if he's indeed ready to return.

Moore (ankle) was a full participant at the Ravens' practice Thursday.

Moore was limited at practice to open the week Wednesday, but he now appears to be set to move past the ankle injury that forced him to miss the team's Week 4 win over Tennessee. The wide receiver has yet to record multiple catches in a game this season, and the entire Baltimore passing attack may be limited if Lamar Jackson (ankle) is unavailable for Sunday night's matchup with Atlanta.

Ryan logged a limited practice Thursday due to a calf injury.

Carsen wasn't listed on the injury report Wednesday, so he likely picked up the calf issue during practice. The rookie has seen most of his action on special teams this season, logging only two snaps so far on offense. As such, if Ryan is unable to play Sunday against the Jets, it probably won't affect Cleveland's passing game much.

Holani (ribs) remained limited in Thursday's practice, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Holani played through the issue last Sunday against the Chargers and turned eight touches into 20 yards as the change-of-pace back behind Emanuel Wilson. He should fill a similar role again this Sunday against the 49ers. Holani has minimal fantasy appeal.

Brownlee (concussion) was limited during practice Thursday.

Brownlee didn't return to Sunday's 23-12 loss to the Bears. He didn't practice Wednesday, though his limited participation Thursday keeps the door open regarding his availability for the Week 5 meeting with the Browns. If Brownlee can't suit up for that contest, D'Angelo Ponds may continue to see more snaps.

Kolar (forearm) remained limited in Thursday's practice.

Kolar broke his forearm in Week 2 against the Raiders and has missed the last two games. The block-first tight end's return will be welcomed by Los Angeles once he's cleared. The Chargers' offensive line has been a nightmare, and both starting tackles Rashawn Slater (ankle) and Joe Alt (neck) are again dealing with injuries.

Davis-Gaither (knee) was a full participant at practice Thursday.

Davis-Gaither popped up on the Colts' injury report with a knee issue Wednesday, but it doesn't look like it was anything too serious, and he's back on track to suit up in Week 5. He projects as a solid IDP option in most formats going into Sunday's contest against the Steelers.

Humphrey (calf/hamstring) did not participate at the Ravens' practice Thursday.

Humphrey has missed back-to-back practices to open the week as he nurses a calf injury that he suffered in Week 4 against the Titans and an additional hamstring injury. The cornerback will have one more chance to return to practice before Sunday night's matchup with Atlanta. If he is unavailable for the contest, Chidobe Awuzie would likely draw a start at cornerback.

Wallace (knee) didn't practice Thursday.

Wallace hurt his knee in Week 3 against Carolina and didn't play last Thursday in a win over the Steelers. He hasn't practiced since getting injured, so his chance of suiting up Sunday isn't promising. Wallace has yet to log a target this season, but another absence will likely mean that Malachi Corley gets more opportunities on offense.