Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb had a limited practice on Wednesday as the team returned to work after a mini-bye.

The Commanders did make a player move on Tuesday, swapping a player on their practice squad. Receiver Chris Moore, who had just been released by the team last week when they activated receiver Noah Brown, was re-signed to the Commanders' practice squad. Making room for Moore, the Commanders released receiver River Cracraft from the practice squad.

Pierce has continued to be a big play threat for the Colts' offense, averaging 20.2 yards per catch. However, his role this season has expanded as well. Pierce is being asked to attack different levels of the field and do so with a greater variety of routes than in the past. As the season progressed, he has looked like WR1 in this offense.

Eddy Piñeiro nears return, adding WR Javon Baker while releasing Matt Gay and Adrian Martinez to reshape depth.

Wide receiver Xavier Gipson, whom the Giants claimed off waivers in September only to later lose to the Eagles, is rejoining the Big Blue practice squad.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed veteran wide receiver Adam Thielen to their practice squad. The move came shortly after the Minnesota Vikings released the 35-year-old to allow him to pursue playing opportunities elsewhere.

Jacksonville Jaguars' wide receiver Parker Washington was practicing on Wednesday as the team prepares for their Week 15 matchup with the New York Jets. Washington did not play this past Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts after sustaining a hip injury the week prior in Tennessee.

The Kansas City Chiefs may be without wide receiver Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown during their matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers on 'Monday Night Football' in Week 15. Brown missed Kansas City's first practice session on Wednesday due to a personal matter. He is not dealing with a physical injury.

Jackson, who is the grandnephew of Raiders legendary back Bo Jackson, will be available as depth at wide receiver, while Turner can play both receiver and return specialist. Bachman filled both roles for the Raiders this season, though he saw more snaps on special teams than on offense.