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Hodge (shoulder) was estimated as a limited practice participant in Tuesday's walkthrough.

Hodge has been estimated as limited at each of the Falcons' two walkthroughs so far this week as he deals with a shoulder issue. The depth wideout didn't log any offensive snaps Sunday against Seattle but did play 23 snaps on special teams. If Hodge can't suit up Thursday in Tampa Bay, it would primarily effect that latter unit.

Campbell reverted to the Chargers' practice squad Tuesday, per the NFL's transaction log.

The Chargers elevated Campbell from the practice squad ahead of Monday night's game against the Eagles, but he ended up being a healthy inactive. He's eligible to be called up from the Chargers' practice squad twice more during the regular season, and that could happen for Week 15 against the Chiefs if Derius Davis (ankle) is unable to play.

Evans (collarbone) was considered a limited participant at the Buccaneers' walkthrough practice Tuesday.

Evans has now opened the week with back-to-back limited tags on the team's injury report, giving him a chance to return to the lineup in Week 15. The wide receiver missed the last six contests with a broken collarbone, but the 32-year-old is trending in the right direction. The team's final injury report of the week Wednesday will provide more clarity on his status for Thursday night's matchup with the Falcons.

Godwin (fibula) was a full participant at the Buccaneers' walkthrough practice Tuesday.

Godwin opened the week getting listed as limited on the team's initial practice estimate Monday. The wide receiver caught a season-high five passes on eight targets for 55 yards in the team's 24-20 loss to the Saints on Sunday, and he'll look to keep it up during Thursday Night Football against Atlanta.

London (knee) was a non-participant in Tuesday's walkthrough practice.

London has now gone down as a non-participant for the Falcons' first two Week 15 practices. His lack of on-field work since sustaining a PCL sprain in Week 11 makes it likely that he'll miss a fourth straight game Thursday at Tampa Bay.

The Commanders cut Cracraft from the practice squad Tuesday.

Cracraft was signed to the practice squad Nov. 11 as additional wide receiver depth due to the injuries to starters Terry McLaurin, Noah Brown and Treylon Burks. With the group now healthy, the team seems to no longer require the additional depth and waived the receiver in favor of a new safety in Chris Moore. Cracraft will now go on waivers and will become a free agent if he clears.

Thornton logged two receptions (on three targets) for 19 yards during Sunday's 20-10 defeat versus Houston.

Thornton continues to be part of the glob of wideouts who rotate in to occasionally spell or work alongside the primary duo of Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy, logging a 30 percent offensive snap share to sit just behind JuJu Smith-Schuster (38 percent) and Hollywood Brown (34 percent). There's little to like from the latter group in terms of fantasy, Thornton included, but Thornton should continue to mix into the offensive scheme as a deep threat, and there's always the possibility of a role expansion should injuries hit the top of the depth chart.

The Cardinals signed Sims to the practice squad Tuesday.

Sims reached an injury settlement with the Seahawks on Aug. 27 as he was plagued with a hamstring injury during the summer. The wide receiver has been cleared of injury designation and will join the Cardinals, making Arizona his first team of the 2025 regular season. With Marvin Harrison (heel) and Xavier Weaver (hamstring) questionable, as well as Greg Dortch (chest) on IR, the Cardinals have been looking for wide receiver depth to fill their ranks. Sims is a candidate for practice squad elevation ahead of Sunday's game against the Texans.

Smith-Schuster reeled in one of two targets for five yards during Sunday's 20-10 loss to Houston.

Smith-Schuster ranked third among wideouts in terms of offensive snap share in Sunday's contest, but that amounted to just a 38 percent share. The veteran has claimed no more than one pass in any of the last five contests and has just one touchdown on the ledger in 2025, so he can safely be left on the waiver wire in the vast majority of fantasy formats.

Brown gathered in one of two targets for 35 yards during Sunday's 20-10 defeat to the Texans.

His 35-yard grab kicked off Kansas City's lone touchdown drive of the day in what was a lackluster showing from the offense overall. Brown and company will need to be at their best in the coming weeks to secure a playoff spot, but the veteran wideout is still just an ancillary option in the passing attack, finishing with only a 34 percent offensive snap share in Week 14.