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Coach Sean McVay said Wednesday that Everett (knee) is still considered "day-to-day," Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports.

McVay added that Everett is making progress in his recovery, but the coach noted that the third-year tight end is "not ready to get out there and practice" yet. Everett has missed two straight games while nursing a hyperextended knee and looks at risk of sitting out again Sunday in Dallas. If that's the case, Tyler Higbee -- who eclipsed 100 yards in both of the games Everett missed -- would once again dominate the snaps at tight end.

Njoku was limited at practice Wednesday due to a knee issue, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

In his return to action from a wrist injury in the Week 14 win over the Bengals, Njoku played 20 out of the Browns' 54 offensive snaps, catching one of his three targets for a four-yard gain. Now the tight end is contending with a new injury, but at this stage it's unknown whether he's dealing with something minor or managing an issue that cropped up at practice Wednesday.

Graham (wrist) was a limited participant at Wednesday's practice.

Graham put together one-catch performances in both of the Packers' two post-bye week contests, but this past Sunday against the Redskins, he bounced back with three receptions for 49 yards across five targets. His practice reps are capped on a weekly basis, so there's little worry about his availability for a matchup with the Bears this weekend.

Andrews (knee) is listed as questionable for Thursday's contest against the Jets, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

After being listed as a non-participant Monday on the Ravens' first injury report, Andrew upgraded to limited activity Tuesday and Wednesday. Though the Ravens are facing a quick turnaround for the Week 15 matchup, Andrews appears to be trending in the right direction to play. In the event Andrews is a surprise inactive Thursday or is limited in the contest, Hayden Hurst would presumably step in as the Ravens' top pass-catching tight end.

Fant (foot/hip) won't practice Wednesday, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.

The reports adds that coach Vic Fangio is optimistic about the tight end's outlook in advance of Sunday's game against the Chiefs, but it would certainly be encouraging to those considering Fant in Week 15 lineups if he returned to the practice field in some capacity Thursday.

Engram (foot) practiced in a limited capacity Wednesday, Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site reports.

Engram was listed as limited last week before being ruled out for a fourth consecutive game, the result of a mid-foot sprain. Consequently, he may have to elevate to full participation by week's end in order to gain clearance from the Giants' training staff.

Engram (foot) was spotted on the field for Wednesday's practice, Ralph Vacchiano of SportsNet New York reports.

The Giants will release their first Week 15 practice report later Wednesday, which will reveal whether Engram was a limited or full participant in the session. Considering Engram has been sidelined for the past five weeks with the left foot injury, he'll likely need to put in a full workout by Friday to have a good chance of suiting up Sunday against the Dolphins.

Fumagalli caught his lone target during Sunday's 38-24 win over Houston for a three-yard gain.

The reception snapped a two-game drought for the sophomore tight end. The Broncos have featured their tight ends a bit more recently, and the offense itself has been more potent in the two games since rookie passer Drew Lock entered the fold, but Fumagalli hasn't really benefited. His 16 snaps Sunday were fourth among Denver's tight ends/H-backs and he has not yet made a big play in the passing game with Lock under center, unlike Jeff Heuerman. Fumagalli and the Broncos travel to Kansas City on Sunday to take on the Chiefs' 13th-ranked pass defense.

Smith caught two of five targets for nine yards during Monday's 23-17 loss to Philadelphia.

Smith got the start again Monday with Evan Engram (foot) and Rhett Ellison (concussion) both still on the shelf. Working with Eli Manning for the first time, Smith fell off from pace he'd set over the prior two games when he caught 11 passes. Returning to that sort of production against Miami's so-so pass defense in Week 15 is probably a long shot -- rookie quarterback Daniel Jones (ankle) remains uncertain to play, while Engram figures to have a decent shot to return to action.

Gesicki was only able to bring in one of five targets for a gain of six yards during Sunday's 22-21 loss to the Jets.

Gesicki had a nice two-game run prior to Sunday's outing, totaling 107 yards and two touchdowns, but he was unable to keep up that pace against a Jets defense that's been stingy against tight ends all season. If there is a silver lining to Sunday's clunker, it's that Gesicki was targeted in the red zone three times, all from inside the 10-yard line, after seeing just four total red-zone targets coming into the game. He'll look to convert some of those into touchdowns Sunday against the Giants' 26th-ranked pass defense.