NFL Week 12 Injury Dashboard

The NFL's decision to get rid of the "Probable" injury designation has resulted in an overwhelming majority of players being labeled "Questionable" ahead of Sunday. Luckily, we can mostly sift through the noise and determine which questionable players have a good or bad chance of playing by tracking daily practice participation and news.

You can view every injured player's daily practice participation as well as their estimated and official game status in the table below, but first let's break down some of the week's most-important news to monitor.

• Falcons RB Devonta Freeman (foot) as well as TE Austin Hooper (knee) didn't practice at all last week, but coach Dan Quinn said both are "trending in the right way." Hooper is tentatively expected to be out longer than Freeman. Backup TEs Luke Stocker (66% snaps) and Jaeden Graham (52%) replaced Hooper, while Brian Hill (60%) worked as the offense's lead RB ahead of both Kenjon Barner (22%) and Qadree Ollison (18%).
• Bears QB Mitchell Trubisky (hip) didn't appear to be too banged up when he was pulled in the fourth quarter of the team's Sunday night loss to the Rams. He's tentatively expected to suit up in Week 12, but the status of TE Adam Shaheen (foot) is less clear. The talented third-year TE could finally have a featured role if healthy with Trey Burton (calf, IR) out for the remainder of the season.
• Bengals WR A.J. Green (ankle) remains day to day, but it'd be surprising at this point to see him play a single snap this season. Auden Tate (concussion, neck) is also banged up, so look for Tyler Boyd to work in 3-WR sets alongside both Alex Erickson and Stanley Morgan. The defense is also hurting on the perimeter, as starting outside CBs William Jackson (arm) and Dre Kirkpatrick (knee) are each not operating at 100%.
• Cowboys WR Amari Cooper (knee) didn't play a full allotment of snaps in Week 11 and reportedly is still battling through his injury. Still, the team fed him eight targets last week despite the limited snaps, and owner Jerry Jones said he expects Cooper to suit up Sunday against the Patriots.
• Lions QB Matthew Stafford (hip, back) has been called week to week. Backup QB Jeff Driskel has performed admirably in Stafford's absence, particularly against the Cowboys in Week 11. Overall, Driskel completed 15-of-26 passes for 209 yards and a pair of scores through the air while adding an additional 51 yards and another touchdown on the ground after having a whole week to work with the starting offense.
• Texans WR Will Fuller (hamstring) practiced in a limited fashion last week, but coach Bill O'Brien has already deemed the Texans' stud field-stretching WR as a game-time decision for Thursday night. Kenny Stills and Keke Coutee will continue to work with DeAndre Hopkins inside of 3-WR sets if Fuller remains sidelined, while Coutee would likely be the odd man out if Deshaun Watson gets his favorite deep-ball target back.
• Colts WR T.Y. Hilton (calf) seems to be getting closer to a comeback, but Thursday night is a quick turnaround and might be asking a lot. The same goes for WR Parris Campbell (hand). Starting RB Marlon Mack (hand) has already been ruled out, while Jordan Wilkins (ankle) is trending towards a return. The Colts have utilized Zach Pascal and Marcus Johnson in 2-WR sets with a heavy dose of both Eric Ebron (ankle) and Jack Doyle with Hilton and Campbell sidelined. Look for Jonathan Williams and Wilkins to work as the Colts' early-down backs with Nyheim Hines also seeing plenty of snaps in pass-first situations.
• Rams WR Brandin Cooks (concussion) has managed to get in some limited practices and is expected to return to the field this week. It's unclear why Robert Woods (personal) was a surprise inactive in Week 11. Cooper Kupp (98% snaps) and Josh Reynolds (95%) were full-time WRs with both Cooks and Woods sidelined, but No. 3 WR Mike Thomas (36%) was largely an afterthought with the Rams instead relying on more two-TE formations.
• Patriots WR Phillip Dorsett (head) should be considered questionable for Week 12. First-round rookie N'Keal Harry would likely replace Dorsett in 3-WR sets if the Patriots' field-stretching WR is ultimately sidelined.
• Giants WR Sterling Shepard (concussion) and TE Rhett Ellison (concussion) practiced Monday after the team's Week 11 bye, but the same can't be said for stud TE Evan Engram (foot). Still, Engram did say Monday that it's "definitely possible" he could return in Week 12. Darius Slayton, Golden Tate and Bennie Fowler have worked inside of three-WR sets with Shepard sidelined.
• Eagles WR Alshon Jeffery (ankle) and RB Jordan Howard (shoulder) should each be considered questionable for Week 12. The Eagles rolled with a two-TE base offense in Week 11, as each of Zach Ertz (89% snaps), Dallas Goedert (81%), Nelson Agholor (88%) and Jordan Matthews (85%) barely left the field. Miles Sanders (85%) was the backfield's workhorse from a snap perspective, but somehow commanded just 11 carries and four targets. Boston Scott (19%) and Jay Ajayi (0%) were largely non factors.
• Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (concussion) and RB James Conner (shoulder) failed to return last Thursday night. They featured James Washington (85% snaps) well ahead of each of Johnny Holton (59%), Diontae Johnson (51%) and Tevin Jones (49%) with JuJu (30%) mostly sidelined, while Trey Edmunds (47%) surprisingly played ahead of Jaylen Samuels (34%). It doesn't seem likely that either RB will inherit a featured role if Conner is sidelined in Week 12.
• Seahawks WR Tyler Lockett (leg) will reportedly be ready to play in Week 12, while Luke Willson's (hamstring) status is a bit more unclear. Look for Lockett to resume his role as the offense's slot WR between D.K. Metcalf and Josh Gordon, while Willson could work behind both of Ed Dickson and Jacob Hollister if active.
• 49ers TE George Kittle (ankle, knee) seems close to a return, while the outlook is less clear for RB Matt Breida (ankle) and WR Dante Pettis (back). Tevin Coleman (49% snaps) and Raheem Mostert (49%) worked in a near-even committee with Breida sidelined, although Jeff Wilson (1%) managed to score the game-winning touchdown on his only snap of the game. Ross Dwelley (90%) has played a full-time role with Kittle sidelined, while Deebo Samuel (79%), Kendrick Bourne (55%) and Emmanuel Sanders (47%) are the team's clear-cut top-three WRs with or without Pettis.
• Titans WR Corey Davis (hip) and TE Delanie Walker (ankle) had a Week 11 bye to get healthy. A.J. Brown and Jonnu Smith would each continue to benefit from enhanced target share if the offense's incumbent top-two receivers remain sidelined.

The below injury dashboard denotes every player listed on all 32 team's injury reports as well as those that are currently suspended or on the IR/PUP. "DNP" stands for "Did Not Practice", "LP" stands for "Limited Practice" and "FP" stands for "Full Practice".

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