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Vorhees (foot) does not carry an injury designation into Saturday's contest against the Packers, Ryan Mink of the Ravens official website reports.

Vorhees appears to be good to go for Week 17 after suffering a foot injury in the team's Week 16 loss to the Patriots. He'll likely return to his starting role at left guard versus Green Bay.

Biadasz sprained his right ankle in Thursday's loss to the Cowboys and will undergo testing Friday, John Keim of ESPN.com reports.

Biadasz's injury makes his status for Week 18 uncertain. He'll have the benefit of some added rest before Washington concludes its regular season on the road against the Eagles on Jan. 4.

St-Juste (shoulder) has been ruled out for Saturday's contest against the Texans.

St-Juste missed the entire week of practice after suffering a shoulder injury in the team's Week 16 win over the Cowboys, and he'll now be sidelined for at least one game with the injury. With St-Juste unavailable, Deane Leonard will likely step into a more significant role at cornerback versus Houston.

Salyer (hamstring) has been ruled out for Saturday's contest against Houston.

Salyer was unable to practice at all during the week after suffering a hamstring injury in Week 16 against the Cowboys, and he'll now be forced to miss at least one contest as a result. In his absence, Austin Deculus and Trevor Penning are top candidates to draw the start at left tackle versus the Texans.

Mickens (shoulder) has been ruled out for Saturday's contest against the Texans.

Mickens will be forced to miss a second straight contest after suffering a shoulder injury in Week 15 versus the Chiefs. With Tony Jefferson and Derwin James back to full health, the absence of Mickens doesn't carry much of a defensive impact.

Becton (knee) is questionable to play Saturday versus the Texans.

Becton was limited at practice Wednesday due to a knee issue, but he was listed as a full participant on Thursday's estimated injury report. If the 26-year-old is ultimately unavailable, Trevor Penning could draw the start at right guard against Houston.

Addison failed to catch his only target but took his only carry 65 yards for a touchdown in the Vikings' 23-10 win over the Lions on Christmas Day.

Undrafted rookie quarterback Max Brosmer got the start but threw for only 51 yards, suppressing the production of all the Vikings' pass catchers. Addison was able to salvage his day with his second career rushing TD, as he went the distance on a jet sweep in the fourth quarter -- putting the game away right after Detroit had closed to within a field goal. Addison will end up with career-worst receiving numbers in 2025 due to Minnesota's QB issues, but he'll get one more chance to make an impact Week 18 against the Packers.

Wattenberg (shoulder) was placed on injured reserve Thursday, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official website reports.

Wattenberg suffered a shoulder injury at some point within the last week, and he will now be sidelined through the end of the regular season and potentially multiple playoff games. In his absence, Alex Forsyth will operate as Denver's starting center.

Jefferson caught four of five targets for 30 yards in the Vikings' 23-10 win over the Lions on Christmas Day.

Despite the limited production, Jefferson actually led Minnesota in catches, targets and receiving yards on a day in which rookie QB Max Brosmer threw for just 51 yards. The Vikings' issues under center have ruined Jefferson's season, and he still needs 53 more yards -- a mark he's failed to reach in five of the last six games -- to record his sixth straight 1,000-yard campaign. If J.J. McCarthy (hand) is able to suit up Week 18 against the Packers, Jefferson's odds of keeping his streak alive might be slightly improved.

Montgomery (illness) rushed 10 times for 25 yards and caught both of his targets for 15 yards in Thursday's 23-10 loss to the Vikings.

Montgomery didn't seem bothered by the illness that had his status in question for Thursday's game, as he notched double-digit rushing attempts for the first time since Week 10. Detroit's offense was stuck in first gear all game, as the Lions committed six turnovers and were eliminated from playoff contention with the loss. The veteran running back will continue to share the backfield with Jahmyr Gibbs in the Week 18 regular-season finale against the Bears, though neither one has run particularly well of late with Detroit's formerly dominant offensive line regressing.