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Reagor (upper body) donned pads at Wednesday's practice, Martin Frank of The Delaware News Journal reports.

After Reagor suffered an upper-body injury in late August, initial reports indicated that he would likely miss most of the first month of his rookie campaign, and the Eagles even termed him week-to-week. That said, his presence on the field Wednesday indicates the narrative may be changing about his availability for Week 1 at Washington. To boost his chances of playing right away, Reagor fielded punts during the session alongside Greg Ward and Deontay Burnett, per Frank. Reagor's activity level will be officially known upon the release of Wednesday's injury report.

Moore (finger) is not participating in Wednesday's practice, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Moore continues to nurse a fractured finger he sustained during training camp. The 2016 fourth-round pick primarily contributes on special teams for the Ravens, but if he were to miss Sunday's season opener against the Browns, it could open up additional work for rookie Devin Duvernay.

Evans was held out of practice Wednesday, with coach Bruce Arians calling the wide receiver is day-to-day with a soft-tissue injury, James Palmer of NFL Network reports.

This is the first report of any issue for Evans this summer, and the timing is cause for concern even if the Buccaneers don't think it's a serious injury. The wideout has some history of hamstring and groin injuries, including a three-game absence to close out last season. Another update should be available later Wednesday, when the Bucs release their initial injury report for Sunday's game in New Orleans.

Cooper (undisclosed) looks to be a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, Michael Gehlken of The Dallas Morning News reports.

Cooper started the session on a side field doing rehab work with resistance cords, but he then walked over to the main field and went through some drills with his teammates. Gehlken expects the wide receiver to gradually increase his practice participation throughout the week and ultimately suit up Sunday night in Los Angeles. Despite his frequent appearances on injury reports, Cooper has missed only three games through five pro seasons, and he's averaged 5.3 catches for 76.6 yards and 0.56 TDs in 25 regular-season contests for the Cowboys.

Jets head coach Adam Gase said Perriman (knee) is slated to practice fully Wednesday, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

Perriman's return to practice sets the stage for him to see a key role in the Jets offense in Sunday's season opener versus the Bills. The wideout will now look to build off the late-season surge he enjoyed with the Buccaneers in 2019, with his fantasy upside tied to how well he meshes with third-year starting quarterback Sam Darnold.

Dolphins head coach Brian Flores said Parker (hamstring) would practice again Wednesday, Adam H. Beasley of the Miami Herald reports.

Parker was on the field Tuesday, marking the first time in nearly two weeks that he practiced in full pads. The Dolphins will release their first Week 1 injury report later Wednesday, at which time it will be known whether Parker is practicing on a full or limited basis. Even if he has his reps capped Wednesday, Parker would still seemingly put himself on track for Sunday's season opener in New England.

Jennings has been selected to the 49ers' practice squad, Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.

Jennings had a poor combine (4.72 40-yard dash) but turned in a strong camp by drawing praise for his polished route running for his 6-foot-3 frame. The 49ers have a young receiving corps that is already dealing with injuries, so the seventh-round draft pick may find himself getting the call at some point this season.

The 49ers kept Pettis on their 53-man roster heading into the 2020 regular season, Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.

After a woeful sophomore campaign, Pettis has begun his comeback tour with a strong camp and a spot on the active roster. The 2018 second-round pick has drawn praise from San Francisco's coaching staff for his renewed attitude and work ethic. The 24-year-old figures to handle punt return duties -- a skill he excelled at in college -- but he could be in line for an expanded role on offense if projected starters Deebo Samuel (foot) and Brandon Aiyuk (hamstring) aren't able to suit up Sunday against Arizona. Even in that scenario, it would be tough to recommend relying on Pettis out of the gates with an unknown target share on a run-heavy offense that boasts star tight end George Kittle as Jimmy Garoppolo's top target. That said, Pettis was once considered a high-upside asset, so it wouldn't be a huge surprise to see his stock rise as the season progresses.

Cracraft was cut by the 49ers on Saturday.

Cracraft was one of four wideouts to be let go over the weekend, as the 49ers decided to keep six receivers on the active roster. The NFL journeyman has a couple seasons' worth of experience in the league, which could help him latch on to a new team if the opportunity becomes available.

The Packers signed Shepherd to the practice squad Sunday.

Although he failed to make the initial 53-man roster, Shepherd will remain in Green Bay as one of 14 practice squad members. The Packers decided to carry only five wideouts on the roster, so Shepherd could get an opportunity should any injuries arise.