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Jones (knee) was limited in Philadelphia's walkthrough Wednesday.

Jones popped up on the Eagles' injury report Wednesday, putting his status for Sunday's game versus the Bills into question. The 34-year-old has caught four of his five targets for 16 yards and a touchdown in four games this season, and if he can't play Sunday Olamide Zaccheaus and Britain Covey should see increased playing time.

McCloud (ribs) has no injury designation ahead of Thursday night's game against the Seahawks.

McCloud was limited Monday and Tuesday before getting in a full practice Wednesday. With Deebo Samuel healthy the last two weeks, McCloud has played just two offensive snaps. He's the Niners' punt returner.

Iosivas (knee) was a limited participant in the Bengals' practice Wednesday, Kelsey Conway of The Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Iosivas was able to return to practice Wednesday, albeit in a limited capacity after missing last week's loss to the Ravens due to a knee injury. With Tee Higgins (hamstring) missing practice once again, Iosivas could see an expanded role against the Steelers if he ends up being able to play.

Duvernay (knee) was a limited participant in Baltimore's practice Wednesday.

Duvernay is now dealing with a knee injury, putting his status for Sunday's game versus the Chargers into doubt. Keaton Mitchell should handle return duties in Duvernay's place if he ends up being unable to play.

Wilson (shoulder) was a non-participant at Wednesday's practice, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Wilson has been tending to a shoulder injury that has affected him for the entirety of November and limited him to one appearance over the last three games. On Saturday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reported that Wilson suffered a setback with his shoulder late last week, and the rookie wideout now isn't logging any on-field work to begin Week 12 prep. Wilson will have two more chances to mix into drills before the Cardinals potentially make a ruling on his availability ahead of Sunday's contest against the Rams.

Brown was a limited participant at Wednesday's practice due to a heel injury, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Brown previously had his practice reps affected by a thumb injury during Week 4 prep and again by an illness ahead of Week 6 action, but he hasn't missed any games to date. The return of quarterback Kyler Murray from his torn ACL hasn't helped his production, as Brown has managed just 40 yards from scrimmage on three catches (nine targets) and one carry the last two games. With another health concern in tow, Brown's status will be monitored as the week goes on to see if he may be inhibited or sidelined Sunday against the Rams.

Jones (knee) was a limited participant in practice Wednesday.

Jones returned from a five-week absence for Sunday's 34-14 win over the Titans and caught each of his four targets for 20 yards while playing 63 percent of snaps on offense. He may have to manage his knee issue for the rest of the season, but a key AFC South matchup with Houston this Sunday is one of the games where a more aggressive approach with his playing time could make sense. Either way, Jones probably isn't at his best right now and may not be as much of a priority in the passing game as Calvin Ridley and Christian Kirk.

Shepard was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice due to a hip injury, Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site reports.

Shepard received a little more playing time the past two weeks after barely playing for two months, but he's still not getting many targets and is at best the third or fourth option in a five- or six-man rotation at wide receiver. An absence for Sunday's matchup with the Patriots could mean more snaps for Wan'Dale Robinson, Parris Campbell, Jalin Hyatt and Isaiah Hodgins, especially if Darius Slayton (arm) is out as well. Shepard appears more likely to play than Slayton, who didn't practice at all Wednesday.

Flowers was a limited practice participant Wednesday due to a hip injury.

The Ravens haven't indicated that Flowers' injury is serious, but Wednesday marked the first time this season he practiced as anything but a full participant. Flowers played 98 percent of Baltimore's snaps on offense in a 34-20 win over the Bengals last Thursday, finishing with four touches for 50 yards after a dubious holding call cost him a 69-yard touchdown on a screen pass. The rookie already leads Baltimore in targets (72) and looks like a clear No. 1 option in the passing game after tight end Mark Andrews suffered a significant leg injury last week. Flowers should be busy Sunday against the Chargers if he's able to move past the hip injury.

Parker (concussion) was a limited participant at practice Wednesday.

Parker last played Week 8, but following the Patriots' Week 11 bye, a limited session Wednesday suggests that he could return to action Sunday against the Giants. In seven games to date, Parker has recorded 15 catches for 158 yards and no touchdowns on 25 targets, a rate of production that limits the veteran wideout's fantasy utility to deeper formats.