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Coach Robert Saleh said Friday that Davis (hip) "looks good" to play Sunday against the Bills.

Davis said he went "full throttle" in his return to practice earlier this week, and and it appears he's still on track to retake the field Sunday after missing the past two games with the hip issue. The 26-year-old's outlook for this weekend will receive additional clarity when the Jets release their official injury report later Friday.

Coach Bruce Arians said he believes Godwin (foot) will practice Friday and that the wideout may be a game-time decision Sunday at Washington, Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

Godwin has yet to practice this week coming out of Tampa Bay's Week 9 bye, but there's hope that he's able to take the field in some capacity Friday. The 25-year-old appears headed for a questionable tag at best, while fellow pass catchers Antonio Brown (ankle) and Rob Gronkowski (back) also haven't practiced this week.

Coach Bruce Arians said Friday that Miller (toe) has a chance to suit up for Sunday's game against Washington, Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

Miller has been held out of action since Week 3 due to a turf toe injury, but he was cleared to resume practicing Nov. 2. With Chris Godwin (foot) considered a game-time decision and Antonio Brown (ankle) still looking uncertain, Miller could have a chance to immediately step into a key role on offense if he's able to retake the field Sunday.

Bateman secured six of eight targets for 80 yards in the Ravens' 22-10 loss to the Dolphins on Thursday night. He also recovered a fumble.

Bateman continued his quick ascent by co-leading the Ravens in receptions and pacing the club in receiving yardage as well. The rookie also alertly pounced on a Marquise Brown fumble to allow Baltimore to keep possession and continues to carve out a larger role by the week. Bateman now has eight targets in back-to-back contests and no fewer than six in any of his four games. A Week 11 road matchup against the Bears a week from Sunday will offer the opportunity for Bateman to up his catch total from that of the prior game for the third straight contest.

Brown brought in six of 13 targets for 37 yards and committed a fumble that was recovered by the Ravens in a 22-10 loss to the Dolphins in Thursday night.

The 24-year-old speedster was done in by an effective Dolphins scheme that saw Miami take away the deep ball consistently, which left Brown with his second-lowest yardage total of the season. Brown's sub-50-percent catch rate was also a disappointment and his second in the last three games, although on the bright side, he's now logged between 12 and 14 targets in his last three contests. Brown's first opportunity to bounce back comes a week from Sunday when the Ravens travel to Chicago for a Week 11 interconference clash with the Bears.

Waddle hauled in four of six targets for 61 yards in the Dolphins' 22-10 win over the Ravens on Thursday night. He also returned one punt for six yards.

Waddle co-led the team in receptions alongside Albert Wilson and Isaiah Ford, with a 35-yard grab accounting for a good chunk of his production. After 33- and 31-yard tallies in Weeks 4 and 5, Waddle has bounced back to eclipse 60 yards in four of the last five contests. His next opportunity to extend that solid stretch of production comes a week from Sunday in a Week 11 divisional road clash with the Jets.

Metcalf (foot) didn't practice Thursday, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

Metcalf has been tending to a foot injury since Week 4 prep and recently has received the second practice of each week off. The pattern has repeated itself Week 10, with coach Pete Carroll telling Condotta on Wednesday, "he's ready to go and ready to practice, so we are still working with him and making sure that we are taking care of him." If Metcalf follows the same routine from past weeks, he'll enter the weekend without an injury designation.

Proche (coach's decision) is inactive for Thursday's game at Miami.

Proche played only three offensive snaps in Week 9 and is a healthy scratch for Thursday. Tylan Wallace and Miles Boykin will be the depth options at wide receiver for Baltimore.

Samuel (calf) wasn't listed on the 49ers' injury report Thursday.

Prior to Thursday's practice, coach Kyle Shanahan included Samuel among 49ers that were slated to be limited, according to Cam Inman of The San Jose Mercury News. But Samuel bucked those expectations and handled every rep presented to him and his fellow wide receivers. With his calf injury behind him, he'll ramp up for Monday's matchup against a Rams defense that has surrendered the third-most catches (130) to wide receivers so far this season.

Allen (knee) returned to a limited practice Thursday.

Allen didn't practice Wednesday, but his return to the field Thursday bodes well for his chances of playing in Sunday's game against the Vikings. Friday's final injury report will reveal whether the PPR asset heads into the weekend fully cleared for action or carrying a Week 10 injury designation.