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Duvernay had a two-yard reception on one target in Tuesday's win over the Cowboys.

The rookie played a heavy percentage of the snaps -- 80 percent, 44 snaps overall -- but the production lagged behind on Tuesday. In fairness, Baltimore attempted just 17 passes all game, but Duvernay still saw just one target on a night where he played nearly every snap and Dez Bryant was out. In all, Duvernay has now played more than 50 percent of the snaps in three of his last four games, and has played over 75 percent of the snaps in the last two games. Duvernay's role is starting to solidify within the offense, but the targets are still hard to come by at this stage.

Shenault (thumb) remained limited at practice Thursday.

We'll circle back on Shenault's status Friday to see if he approaches Sunday's game against the Titans listed as questionable or free from a Week 14 injury designation. If the wideout ends up limited at all this weekend by his thumb issue, added opportunities in the Jaguars' passing game would be available for Collin Johnson.

Evans (hamstring) was a non-participant at Thursday's practice.

While Evans downgraded from limited to DNP through two injury reports, fellow wide receiver Chris Godwin (finger) went from no activity Wednesday to a full session Thursday. Prior to this week, Evans had put together a lengthy spell without any injury concerns, so his status this week is of particular interest for the rest of the Buccaneers' receiving corps. Friday's practice report could provide some clarity for Evans' situation.

Godwin (finger) practiced fully Thursday.

After not practicing at all Wednesday, Godwin handled every rep one day later. Meanwhile, Mike Evans (hamstring) downgraded from limited to no activity during that span. Evans gutted through injuries early on this season before putting together a lengthy spell without any health concerns, so his status could impact the rest of the Buccaneers' receiving corps. Friday's injury report may clear up whether Godwin is poised for more targets than usual.

McLaurin (ankle) practiced in full Thursday, Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post reports.

McLaurin's sole limited listing last week was followed up by a full session, but it remains to be seen whether he'll enter Washington's Week 14 game at San Francisco with a 'questionable' tag. Coming off a sparse performance Monday in Pittsburgh -- two catches (on six targets) for 14 yards -- he'll be looking to get back in the mix Sunday afternoon.

The Ravens activated Snead (illness) from the reserve/COVID-19 list Thursday, Ryan Mink of the team's official site reports.

Snead tested positive for COVID-19 on Nov. 29 and missed the Ravens' last two games as a result, which allowed Devin Duvernay, Dez Bryant (when available) and Miles Boykin to earn more snaps. Now that Snead is back in the fold, he likely will settle back into his No. 2 WR role behind Marquise Brown when the team next takes the field Monday at Cleveland.

Hill (illness) returned to practice Thursday, Adam Teicher of ESPN.com reports.

After sitting out Wednesday due to a non-COVID-19-related illness, Hill is setting himself up for no missed time with an appearance one day later. His activity level will become known when the Chiefs release their second Week 14 injury report later Thursday.

Coach Vic Fangio relayed that Jeudy (ankle) is slated to practice fully Thursday, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.

Jeudy has approached Denver's last two games listed as questionable, but his full participation Thursday indicates that the rookie wideout is distancing himself from the ankle issue that may have contributed to the consecutive fantasy duds he posted in Weeks 12 and 13. The No. 15 overall pick in the 2020 draft thus will look to engineer a bounce-back effort Sunday against the Panthers.

Hodge (hamstring) won't practice Thursday, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Hodge sat out this past Sunday's win over the Titans, and it's unclear if he'll bounce back in time to play Monday night against the Ravens. If he remains sidelined in Week 14, added snaps/targets alongside Jarvis Landry would be available for Rashard Higgins and Donovan Peoples-Jones.

Perriman (shoulder) will remain limited at practice Thursday, Connor Hughes of The Athletic reports.

Over the last few weeks, Perriman has been limited both Wednesday and Thursday, before practicing fully Friday. Look for that pattern to occur once again in Week 14. If it it does, Perriman should approach Sunday's game against the Seahawks minus an injury designation and would be set to head the team's wideout corps this weekend along with Jamison Crowder, as Denzel Mims (personal) will be unavailable for the contest.