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Moore (ankle) was a full practice participant Wednesday.

Moore reportedly suffered a minor knee sprain during Sunday's loss to Seattle, and he finished the game without a catch despite playing 96 percent of snaps on offense. Starting the week with a full practice suggests the injury might not bother him this Sunday against Pittsburgh, though interim head coach Steve Wilks said the Panthers want to see how Moore feels Thursday before deciding on his status, per Joe Person of The Athletic.

Hinton (hamstring) isn't practicing Wednesday, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.

Hinton injured his hamstring late in Sunday's 34-28 loss to the Chiefs. He's mostly been a full-time player for the Broncos recently, with Jerry Jeudy and then Courtland Sutton (hamstring) missing time due to injuries. Sutton and quarterback Russell Wilson (concussion) also missed practice Wednesday, leaving Brett Rypien to throw passes to wideouts Jeudy, Brandon Johnson, Jalen Virgil, Montrell Washington and Freddie Swain during the Broncos' first Week 15 session. Hinton will likely need to fit in some on-field work by Friday to have a shot at playing Sunday against the Cardinals.

The Raiders designated Renfrow (oblique) to return from injured reserve Wednesday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

With Darren Waller (oblique) also designated for return from IR, the Raiders could have two talented pass catchers back in the lineup as soon as Sunday's game against New England. Las Vegas will need to move Renfrow back to the active roster by Saturday in order for him to be eligible to play, but Wednesday's transaction means he can now practice with his teammates before a decision is made on his status for the Week 15 contest.

Sutton (hamstring) isn't practicing Wednesday, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.

Sutton missed Sunday's 34-28 loss to the Chiefs, during which Jerry Jeudy stepped up to score a trio of touchdowns. Quarterback Russell Wilson suffered a concussion during the contest and isn't practicing Wednesday, but he may have better odds than Sutton of suiting up in this Sunday's game against the Cardinals.

Milne (foot) was a limited participant at practice Wednesday, Sam Fortier of The Washington Post reports.

Milne has sat out each of the team's last two games proceeding their Week 14 bye. His return to practice should be good for his prospects of suiting up Sunday against the Giants. However, he is still considered questionable heading into Week 15.

Gray played 13 of the 49ers' 59 snaps on offense and finished with one catch for 10 yards on his lone target in Sunday's 35-7 win over the Buccaneers.

After failing to haul in any of the six targets he drew over his eight NFL games, Gray finally came through with a reception in garbage time of the Week 14 contest. With Deebo Samuel (knee/ankle) exiting the contest with an injury that is expected to sideline him for around three weeks, Gray will be in line to suit up for Thursday's game in Seattle, but the rookie out of SMU isn't guaranteed to take on a major role. Brandon Aiyuk, Jauan Jennings and Ray-Ray McCloud are likely to serve as the 49ers' preferred wideout trio, and head coach Kyle Shanahan could also hand more reps to fullback Kyle Juszczyk or feature more two-tight end sets while Samuel is sidelined.

Moore (knee) is on the field for practice Wednesday, David Newton of ESPN.com reports.

Moore seemingly received good news from the MRI he underwent Monday and may be dealing with a minor knee sprain. He played 96 percent of Carolina's offensive snaps in Sunday's win over Seattle, finishing without a catch on three targets. Moore's presence at practice Wednesday gives him a chance to play this Sunday against Pittsburgh.

Head coach Mike Vrabel said Wednesday that Burks remains in the NFL's concussion protocol, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Burks missed this past Sunday's game against the Jaguars, and given that he's still in the protocol, the wideout may be at risk of sitting out another contest this weekend against the Chargers. If Burks isn't available this Sunday, Racey McMath, Chris Conley and possibly C.J. Board (ribs) would be in line to see added snaps at receiver behind starters Robert Woods and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine.

Pascal played 19 snaps on offense and turned his lone target into a five-yard reception in Sunday's 48-22 win over the Giants.

Pascal operated as the clear No. 4 receiver behind A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith and Quez Watkins and actually ended up seeing more playing time on the Eagles' special-teams units, where he logged 20 snaps. With pass-catching tight end Dallas Goedert (shoulder) trending toward a return from injured reserve for the Eagles' Week 15 game at Chicago, Pascal's opportunities on offense could become even scarcer over the final quarter of the regular season.

James (concussion) won't practice Wednesday, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports.

James, who is in the NFL's five-step concussion protocol, now has two more chances to practice ahead of Sunday's game against the Commanders. If James ends up missing this weekend's contest, Kenny Golladay would likely be first in line to see snaps out wide alongside Darius Slayton and Isaiah Hodgins.