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The MRI that Claypool underwent Tuesday didn't reveal any major concerns with his toe, suggesting the wideout has avoided a season-ending injury, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

That said, Rapoport relays that Claypool, who didn't practice Wednesday, is considered day-to-day and may miss some time. If that's the case, James Washington and Ray-Ray McCloud would be in line to see added reps behind top wideout Diontae Johnson for any length of time Claypool might be sidelined.

Davis said Wednesday that his hip is feeling better and that he went "full throttle" in his return to practice, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.

That said, Davis, who has missed two straight games, was officially listed as a limited participant Wednesday. Barring any setbacks, Davis appears to be trending toward a return to action Sunday against the Bills, a game that will feature Mike White drawing another start at quarterback for the Jets in placed of the injured Zach Wilson (knee).

Wilson didn't practice Wednesday due to a shoulder injury, Jon Machota of The Athletic reports.

Wilson's absence coincides with the expected return of Michael Gallup (calf) from injured reserve ahead of a Week 10 matchup with the Falcons. With Gallup sidelined since Week 2, Wilson has served as the team's No. 3 wide receiver behind Amari Cooper (hamstring) and CeeDee Lamb (ankle), hauling in 16 of 24 targets for 256 yards and three touchdowns in seven games. Wilson also had two carries for 11 yards and completed two of two passes for 57 yards during that stretch. Wilson will have two more practices to fit in some work before week's end.

Brown (knee) was limited at practice Wednesday, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Brown, who missed practice this past Friday and was listed as questionable heading into the Titans' Week 9 game against the Rams, proceeded to suit up in the victory and finished with five receptions for 42 yards on 11 targets. With no reported setbacks in the contest, Brown's limitations in practice Wednesday were likely maintenance-related.

The Lions claimed Reynolds off waivers Wednesday.

The location gives him a path to playing time and targets, though Reynolds also had a nice opportunity in Tennessee and failed to take advantage while both A.J. Brown and Julio Jones were dealing with injuries earlier this season. Reynolds will now try to work his way up a Detroit depth chart where the likes of Kalif Raymond and Amon-Ra St. Brown stand at the top.

Moore didn't practice Wednesday due to a neck injury and concussion, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Arizona offered no indication that the rookie second-round pick was banged up coming out of Sunday's 31-17 win over the 49ers, but the team's first Week 10 injury report suggests otherwise. Now subject to the concussion protocol, Moore will need to get on the practice field Thursday and/or Friday to put himself in a position to play Sunday against the Panthers. The Cardinals' group of wide receivers is well below 100 percent at the moment, with DeAndre Hopkins (hamstring) still sidelined at practice, A.J. Green (illness) on the reserve/COVID-19 list and Christian Kirk (thumb) a full participant in practice Wednesday.

Cooper (hamstring) practiced in a limited fashion Wednesday, Jon Machota of The Athletic reports.

Cooper has been a regular on Cowboys injury reports since hurting his right hamstring back in Week 4. In four games since, he's logged between 58 and 89 percent of offensive snaps, combining for 18 catches (on 32 targets) for 274 yards and two touchdowns during that span. Clearly, Cooper continues to produce, and the injury isn't anything that's expected to prevent him from playing Sunday against the Falcons.

Claypool (toe) didn't practice Wednesday, Ray Fittipaldo of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.

Claypool underwent an MRI on Tuesday after injuring his toe during Monday's 29-27 win over the Bears. If he can't make it back for Sunday's game against Detroit, the Steelers will be left with James Washington, Ray-Ray McCloud and Cody White behind go-to receiver Diontae Johnson.

Brown (back) has no injury designation for Thursday's game in Miami, Adam H. Beasley of Pro Football Network reports.

Brown was listed as a full practice participant Tuesday and Wednesday, following limited activity to begin the week. He should be all set for his usual role Week 10, with Sammy Watkins' potential return from a hamstring injury more relevant to the outlooks for Rashod Bateman and Devin Duvernay. The 24-year-old Brown is sitting on 46-682-6 receiving line through eight games, well on his way to hitting career highs before the calendar turns to December.

Hopkins (hamstring) was listed as a non-participant on Wednesday's estimated practice report, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Hopkins continues to deal with a hamstring issue that has plagued him since the practices leading up to a Week 8 matchup with the Packers. He was on and off the field during that contest, playing 24 percent of offensive snaps on his way to two catches (on two targets) for 66 yards. However, Hopkins didn't practice last week before the Cardinals made him inactive ahead of a Week 9 win over San Francisco. Like he said Monday, head coach Kliff Kingsbury considers Hopkins to be day-to-day, per Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com, so the possibility exists for the wide receiver to get into practice Thursday and/or Friday. As for the rest of Arizona's wideouts, A.J. Green (illness) remains on the reserve/COVID-19 list, while Rondale Moore (neck/concussion) was listed on the injury report and went down as a non-participant.