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Parker (hip) doesn't carry a designation for Sunday's game against the Bengals.

Parker has tended to a concussion and hip injury during the final month of the season, but the latter won't impact his ability to serve as the Dolphins' No. 1 pass catcher this weekend. Just 46 yards shy of the first 1,000-yard season of his five-year career, he's a decent bet to get there Sunday versus a Cincinnati defense that has conceded 9.1 yards per target to wide receivers this season.

Renfrow (rib) doesn't carry an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Chargers after practicing fully Friday, Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.com reports.

Renfrow, who has missed the Raiders' last three games, is slated to re-join the team's pass-catching and punt return mix Week 16. Prior to suffering his rib injury, Renfrow made a fantasy mark in PPR formats while operating as the Raiders' slot man, compiling a 36-296-2 stat line through 11 contests. He'll look to pick up where he left off against a Chargers squad that has dropped four if its last five outings

Hardman (glute) does not carry an injury designation for Sunday night's game against the Bears.

Hardman was added to the Chiefs' Week 16 injury report after being limited at practice Thursday. His return to a full session Friday, however, paves the way for the rookie to suit up Sunday. Hardman has found the end zone six times in 14 games this season, but a lack of volume of late has limited him to a hit-or-miss TD-dependent fantasy option.

Anderson (illness) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Steelers after returning to a limited practice Friday.

We'd expect Anderson -- who has hauled in 22 of his 32 targets for 370 yards and two TDs over his last four outings -- to be able to play, and fortunately for those considering him in Week 16 lineups, the Jets kick off at 1:00 p.m. ET on Sunday. Perhaps a greater concern is the rugged matchup Pittsburgh's defense poses for Anderson.

Arcega-Whiteside (foot) doesn't have a designation for Sunday's contest against the Cowboys.

The Eagles capped Arcega-Whiteside's practice reps both Thursday and Friday as he dealt with a foot injury. Still, coach Doug Pederson told Zack Rosenblatt of The Newark Star-Ledger on Friday morning that Arcega-Whiteside was limited both days as a precautionary measure. With Arcega-Whiteside's status cleared up, he likely will be one of just three healthy wide receivers (also, Greg Ward and Robert Davis) available to the offense Sunday due to Nelson Agholor's (knee) questionable standing.

Agholor (knee) is questionable for Sunday's game versus the Cowboys.

Earlier Friday, coach Doug Pederson noted the Eagles may have a conversation about shutting Agholor down for the season due to how his knee injury has worsened, per Zack Rosenblatt of The Newark Star-Ledger. On the other hand, Pederson is "still hopeful" Agholor will be able to return in the final two games of the regular season and potentially in the postseason, if the team happens to win the NFC East. Agholor didn't practice this week, so if he logs a third DNP in a row Sunday, the offense will be down to just Greg Ward, J.J. Arcega-Whiteside and Robert Davis at wide receiver.

Coach Kliff Kingsbury termed Kirk (ankle) a game-day decision for Sunday's game at Seattle, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

The Cardinals kept Kirk off the practice field entirely Wednesday before tabbing him as a limited participant on Thursday's injury report. An ankle issue was the culprit and likely is the same one that forced Kirk to miss three games earlier this season. If he's eventually deemed inactive about 90 minutes before Sunday's 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff, Arizona will rely on Larry Fitzgerald, Pharoh Cooper and perhaps rookie Andy Isabella to man the inside receiver positions in this offense.

Beckham (groin) doesn't carry a designation into Sunday's contest versus the Ravens, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.

Beckham's practice reps have been limited the past two months due to a sports hernia injury, but he hasn't missed much game action this season, getting at least an 88 percent share of the offensive snaps in every game. He's on the doorstep of the fifth 1,000-yard effort of his career, needing just 90 yards in the final two contests of the campaign. Beckham may have a difficult time accomplishing the feat Sunday, though, against a Baltimore defense that has surrendered the fourth fewest yards per target (7.4) to wide receivers in 2019.

Davis (ankle) doesn't carry a designation into Sunday's game versus the Saints, Turron Davenport of ESPN.com reports.

Listed as a limited participant on the Titans' first two Week 16 injury reports, Davis logged a full session Friday, clearing him to go against a New Orleans defense that has given up 175.9 yards per game and 16 touchdowns to wide receivers in 14 contests this season.

Smith-Schuster (knee) -- who practiced fully Thursday and Friday -- doesn't carry an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Jets.

While that non-listing presumably puts the wideout on track to play this weekend, Smith-Schuster admits that he isn't completely past his knee issue at this stage. "I don't feel 100 percent but I am going to see what I can do," Smith-Schuster acknowledged Friday. "It depends on what (coach Mike Tomlin) says. It's coming along. It's a process. The knee is kind of tricky. You don't really know you are full go until you run your full speed, when you are getting hit, getting tackled. Hopefully I am able to go this week and play." Given Smith-Schuster's words, it still will be worth confirming his playing status in advance of Sunday's 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff, just to be safe. Moreover, assuming he does suit up this weekend for his first game action since Nov. 14, it's plausible that he could be eased back into the mix.