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Hughes is questionable to return to Thursday's Week 15 matchup against Tampa Bay due to an ankle injury, Marc Raimondi of ESPN.com reports.

Hughes was hurt in the first quarter during a Tampa Bay running play. After spending some time in the medical tent, he headed to the locker room to get X-rays. Rookie Cobee Bryant has stepped in at cornerback for Atlanta in Hughes' stead.

Sundell (knee) logged a full practice session Thursday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Sundell remains on IR, but he was designated to return Wednesday. After posting a limited practice his first day back, Sundell upgraded to a full session Thursday. He seems to have a good chance of returning to action Sunday against Indianapolis, but the Seahawks would first need to activate him off injured reserve.

Dickerson (calf) was estimated as a non-participant in Thursday's walkthrough.

The left guard was listed as limited in Wednesday's walkthrough. Dickerson suffered the calf injury in Monday's loss to the Chargers, and he had to go to the locker room in the second quarter before returning. His absence might just be a precaution, but if he has to sit Sunday against the Raiders, Brett Toth might be the next man up.

Johnson (foot) was estimated as a non-participant in Thursday's walkthrough.

The five-time All-Pro has missed the last three games due to a right Lisfranc sprain, and he appears likely to miss another this Sunday against the Raiders. Fred Johnson (ankle) has been starting in Johnson's place but was estimated as a limited participant in Thursday's walkthrough, so the status of both players will be worth monitoring as Sunday approaches.

Jackson (ankle) was a full practice participant Thursday.

Jackson hurt his ankle Week 12 against Green Bay and didn't play the following Sunday versus Seattle. However, he was able to return to action this past Sunday against Washington and played all 64 of the Vikings' offensive snaps. With a full practice under his belt Thursday, Jackson should be good to face the Cowboys this Sunday.

Meyer (triceps) had his practice window opened by the Dolphins on Thursday, according to the NFL's official transaction log.

Meyer was placed on injured reserve back in August, though he was designated to return at the time, meaning he would have to miss at least four regular-season games. He ended up missing 13, and while he's still not off IR, he at least now has a chance to return for Monday's clash with the Steelers. Aaron Brewer and Daniel Brunskill remain ahead of Meyer on the depth chart.

Darrisaw (knee) did not participate in practice Thursday.

Darrisaw hurt his foot Week 12 against Green Bay and didn't suit up Week 13 versus Seattle. He was able to return this past Sunday against the Commanders and logged an 80 percent offensive snap share in the blowout victory. It's not clear if Darrisaw has aggravated the knee issue, but he'll likely need to return to practice in some capacity Friday in order to have a chance of suiting up Sunday in Dallas.

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

The linebacker has missed the past three games with the hamstring injury that he suffered in Week 11 against the Titans, but he now looks on track to return for Sunday's matchup with the Cardinals. Hill has played on 201 special-teams snaps and three defensive snaps in 2025, making four tackles (three solo).

Rodriguez (neck) was a full practice participant Thursday.

Rodriguez missed last Sunday's win over Washington due to a neck injury. He began this week with a limited practice, but by upgrading to a full session Thursday, Rodriguez should be set to return to action Sunday against Dallas. He's played 45 percent of the Vikings' defensive snaps through 12 contests this season.

Van Roten (shoulder) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site reports.

The offensive guard sat out Wednesday's session, though the issue was new. Now that he's back at practice, he's trending in the right direction ahead of Sunday's matchup with the Commanders. If Van Roten can play, he should start at right guard.