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Adams secured nine of 10 targets for 138 yards during the Packers' 37-20 loss to the 49ers in Sunday's NFC Championship Game.

A significant chunk of Adams' production came on a 65-yard grab in the fourth quarter, a play that saw him impressively beat Richard Sherman on a go route. Otherwise, Adams mostly generated his game-high reception total on short completions, averaging just 9.1 yards on his other eight catches. Adams finished with four 100-yard efforts over his last five games, including the postseason, a stretch during which he also recorded four receiving touchdowns. Adams is under contract for two more seasons at base salaries of $12 million per year, and he'll look to get back over the 1,000-yard threshold in 2020 after falling three yards short of the mark (over 12 games) this past regular season.

Brown hauled in three of his six targets for 51 yards in Sunday's 35-24 loss to the Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game.

Brown made an immediate splash, hauling in a 37-yard reception on the second play of the game. However, he was held quiet for the remainder of the contest, concluding his underwhelming postseason. Setting his playoff performance aside, Brown proved to be a dynamic receiver in his rookie campaign and quickly surpassed Corey Davis as the team's top target. He'll look to build on his strong production in his second season as a pro.

Hill caught five of seven targets for 67 yards and two touchdowns while adding a seven-yard carry in Sunday's 35-24 win over the Titans.

Hill didn't make many explosive plays and finished averaging a middling 13.5 yards per catch. He made up for his lack of yardage by doing damage in the red zone, including touchdown grabs of eight and 20 yards in the first half. Hill fared much better in this one than he did in his previous outing, and he'll look to make a similar impact in the Super Bowl against either the 49ers or the Packers.

Davis hauled in five of his eight targets for 65 yards in Sunday's 35-24 loss to the Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game.

Davis led the team in receptions and receiving yards, posting one of his better lines of the season. Three of his five catches went for 15 or more yards, including a pair in the fourth quarter. It was a fairly strong end to a disappointing campaign for Davis, as he was surpassed as the team's top receiver by rookie A.J. Brown. Davis will look to get back on track this offseason as he heads into the final guaranteed season of his rookie deal.

Humphries (ankle) is listed as active for Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Chiefs.

In his first game action since Dec. 1, it's possible that Humphries could be eased back into the mix, but at the very least, his return will give the Titans another viable receiving option out of the slot to complement starting wideouts A.J. Brown and Corey Davis.

Lazard (ankle) doesn't have a designation for Sunday's NFC Championship Game at San Francisco, Wes Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports.

Lazard has been dealing with an ankle issue since Week 17, causing the Packers to place a cap on his practice reps. As evidence, he logged limited sessions Wednesday and Thursday before finishing the week with a 'full' tag. While he had a five-yard rush and otherwise wasn't targeted last Sunday against the Seahawks, Lazard's target share in the final 11 contests of the regular season amounted to 4.7 per game.

Humphries (ankle) is listed as questionable for Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Chiefs, Turron Davenport of ESPN.com reports.

Humphries logged a full slate of limited practices this week, signaling that he has a chance to return to action this weekend for the first time since Dec. 1. Prior to suffering his ankle injury Week 13, Humphries hauled in 37 of his 47 targets for 374 yards and two TDs. If he does suit up Sunday, it remains to be seen how heavily he'll be utilized, but the 26-year-old would, at a minimum, give the Titans another receiving option out of the slot, while costing Tajae Sharpe some snaps.

Lazard (ankle) practiced in a limited capacity Thursday.

With back-to-back capped sessions this week, Lazard seems to be operating under a maintenance plan to ensure he's ready for the NFC Championship Game at San Francisco. Friday's injury report may have the final word on his upcoming availability.

Humphries (ankle) remained limited at practice Thursday, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

We'll circle back on Humphries' status Friday to see if he's listed as questionable or minus an injury designation for Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Chiefs, but back-to-back practices with no reported setbacks have the Titans' slot man (who last suited up Dec. 1) trending in the right direction.

Humphries (ankle) returned to a limited practice Wednesday, Turron Davenport of ESPN.com reports.

Humphries didn't practice at all last week, so his return to the field Wednesday, albeit in a limited capacity, is an encouraging sign. For now, the Titans' slot man -- who has missed the team's last six games -- can be viewed as questionable for Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Chiefs.