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Davenport (chest) did not practice Thursday.

Davenport was injured in Sunday's win over the Bears. Coach Dan Campbell said the Lions won't know Davenport's availability for Monday night's game against the Ravens until later this week. Davenport has recorded five tackles (three solo), including 1.0 sacks, on 56 defensive snaps this season.

Joseph (knee) was limited in Thursday's practice.

Joseph was also listed as questionable ahead of Week 2 with the knee issue. However, the veteran played through it and logged three tackles (two solo) and one interception on 71 percent of the defensive snaps Sunday against the Bears.

Campbell (ankle) did not practice Thursday.

Campbell missed practice last Wednesday but was upgraded to full the following day, so he could be on that same schedule ahead of Monday night's game against the Ravens. The third-year linebacker played 88 percent of the defensive snaps Sunday against the Bears and finished with eight tackles (four solo) and one fumble recovery.

Kraft is believed to have only suffered a minor left knee tweak at Thursday's practice, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Kraft sustained a left knee injury at practice Thursday but further evaluations didn't reveal a serious issue, a major relief for Green Bay's offense. Fantasy managers will now need to monitor the standout tight end's participation level at Friday's practice closely, however, with his status for Sunday's road game against the Browns potentially uncertain. Through two regular-season games, Kraft leads all Packers pass-catchers in terms of receptions (eight), targets (11), receiving yards (140) and touchdowns (two).

Engram (back) remained sidelined at Thursday's practice, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official site reports.

Engram also missed Wednesday's session, which puts the focus firmly on what -- if anything -- the tight end is able to do Friday at practice. If Engram is limited or out versus the Chargers on Sunday, Adam Trautman would be next in line for added Week 3 opportunities, with Nate Adkins and Lucas Krull also available to mix in.

Dissly (knee) did not practice Wednesday.

Dissly has now missed back-to-back practices due to a knee injury and appears to be trending in the wrong direction for Sunday's matchup against the Broncos. If Dissly isn't able to suit up Week 3, Tyler Conklin will be positioned to handle a larger workload at tight end.

McConkey (biceps) practiced fully Thursday.

After not practicing Wednesday due to a listed biceps issue, McConkey was full a day later while sporting a brace on his left arm/shoulder, per Daniel Popper of The Athletic. The wideout's upgrade to all on-field participation Thursday paves the way for him to maintain his key role Sunday against the Broncos in a Chargers WR corps that also features Quentin Johnston and Keenan Allen. Through two regular-season games to date, McConkey has recorded an 11-122-0 line on 14 targets.

Vaki (hamstring) was a full participant in Thursday's practice.

Vaki has missed both of Detroit's first two games, but his return to a full practice this week would seem to give Vaki a chance to play Monday night against the Ravens. As the Lions' RB4, it's unclear if he'll even be active behind Jahmyr Gibbs, David Montgomery and Craig Reynolds.

Dennis (ankle) was a full participant in Thursday's practice.

Dennis was limited in practice Wednesday due to an ankle issue, but he now appears fully on track for Sunday's home game against the Jets. Across two regular-season appearances so far, Dennis has racked up 14 tackles (11 solo) and one pass defensed.

Goedert (knee) was a limited practice participant Thursday.

Goedert has strung together back-to-back capped sessions since sitting out this past Sunday's win at Kansas City due to a knee sprain. He thus will have one more opportunity to practice in full Friday before the Eagles potentially give him a designation for Sunday's game against the Rams. With Goedert absent Week 2, fellow TE Grant Calcaterra earned an 88 percent snap share but was targeted just twice, while Kylen Granson played 57 percent of the snaps and saw one target.