Murray (right shoulder) practiced fully Thursday, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Murray is tending to an injury to his right throwing shoulder, which capped his practice reps Wednesday. That said, he handled all of them one day later, allowing him to gear up for Sunday's matchup against a Rams pass defense that has mostly contained opposing quarterbacks this season (203.5 yards given up per game, third in the NFL).

Newton (abdomen) remained limited at practice Thursday, Zack Cox of NESN.com reports.

When asked if he expects to play this weekend against the Chargers, Newton replied, "I will be," adding "I'm feeling as good as I should be feeling. Just got to stay on top of things and see what the trainers say and just keep getting treatment." With that in mind, we'd expect the QB to be officially listed as questionable for Sunday's 4:25 ET game.

Stafford (right thumb) was limited at Thursday's practice, Justin Rogers of The Detroit News reports.

The Lions continue to manage the practice reps of Stafford, who picked up a partial ligament tear in his right thumb during a Week 11 loss at Carolina. He proceeded to complete 28 of 42 passes for 295 yards, one touchdown and one interception during a loss on Thanksgiving to the Texans. While Detroit's skill positions may again be depleted Sunday in Chicago -- both Kenny Golladay (hip) and D'Andre Swift (illness) didn't practice Thursday -- Stafford put up 297 yards and one TD against the Bears back in Week 1.

Foles (hip) was a full practice participant Thursday.

After sitting out last week's loss to the Packers with the hip injury, Foles looks poised to play Sunday against the Lions, but he won't be returning to action in a starting role with head coach Matt Nagy naming Mitch Trubisky as the team's Week 13 signal-caller. Per Larry Mayer of the Bears' official site, Nagy said he expects Foles to be healthy enough to handle the No. 2 duties this weekend, a notion that would be supported by the Bears not adding another quarterback to the roster before Sunday. Whomever starts for the Bears in Week 14 and beyond will likely hinge on how Trubisky performs against Detroit.

Rivers (toe) was limited at practice Thursday, Kevin Bowen of 107.5 The Fan Indianapolis reports.

While both Rivers, who missed practice Wednesday, and coach Frank Reich having downplayed the QB's toe issue, Bowen notes that "you saw moments (this past) Sunday when it impacted him." Meanwhile, Rivers' teammate, Quenton Nelson, suggested Thursday that the veteran signal-caller is "playing with a really bad problem with his foot." With that in mind, it's quite possible that Rivers will be listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Texans, but given his record for durability, we'd still expect him to play this weekend.

Griffin (thigh) was listed as a non-participant on Thursday's practice estimate.

Griffin was forced out of Wednesday's loss to the Steelers with what was originally reported as a hamstring issue. The Ravens are now citing a thigh injury as the reason for the QB's exit. Either way, Griffin's status for this coming Tuesday's game against the Cowboys is worth monitoring, with Lamar Jackson's (illness) availability for the contest not yet clarified.

Prosise (illness) did not practice Thursday, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Prosise has not missed back-to-back practices, making his availability for Sunday's game against the Colts unclear. He's coming off his best game of the season, but with David Johnson (concussion) apparently nearing a return, Prosise could find himself relegated back to a depth role even if he manages to get fully healthy.

Foreman (knee) was a full participant during Thursday's practice, Turron Davenport of ESPN.com reports.

Foreman was unable to practice in any capacity Wednesday, so the fact that he was fully cleared is a positive sign for his Week 13 availability. Now that the Texas product appears fully healthy, he's expected to continue to split the reps left behind Derrick Henery with Jeremy McNichols for Sunday's game against Cleveland.

Perry (chest) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Safid Deen of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Perry couldn't practice in any capacity Wednesday, so his ability to get back on the field in at least a limited capacity represents tangible progress. If the rookie seventh-round pick can attain full clearance in time for Sunday's game against the Bengals, he'll likely handle Miami's No. 3 receiver role.

Coleman (knee) wasn't listed on Thursday's practice report, Matt Barrows of The Athletic reports.

After Raheem Mostert and Jeff Wilson were activated from IR last week, the 49ers backfield is getting healthier by the week with Coleman logging a full session himself Thursday. It'll be interesting to see how much work Coleman will be afforded Sunday against the Bills, but in his three appearances this season he's mustered just 2.4 YPC on his 21 rushes. Fortunately, he's been capable as a receiver, hauling in three of four targets for 34 yards.

Ballage (ankle) remained limited at practice Thursday, Daniel Popper of The Athletic reports.

Back-to-back limited practice sessions give Ballage a chance to return to action Sunday against the Patriots, but with Austin Ekeler now back in the mix and having reclaimed his role as the Chargers' top RB, Ballage's fantasy stock has taken a hit since he last suited up and logged 16 carries in Week 11.

Jacobs (ankle) did not practice Thursday, Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.com reports.

Jacobs has now missed back-to-back practices due to an ankle sprain sustained during last weekend's blowout loss to the Falcons. It's been suggested that the issue is relatively minor and that Jacobs still has a shot to suit up Week 13, but he'd most likely need to practice in some capacity Friday in order to play during Sunday's game against the Jets. Devontae Booker and Jalen Richard, both of whom are practicing in full, would stand to lead Las Vegas' backfield if Jacobs can't go.

Callaway didn't suit up in Thursday's practice due to a knee injury.

It was reported Tuesday that Callaway suffered a minor knee sprain in last Sunday's win over Denver, so this news isn't quite surprising. With Deonte Harris (neck) also missing practice, the Saints return game could be short handed for Sunday's game against the Falcons.

Harris (neck) didn't suit up in Thursday's practice.

Harris missed his second straight practice with the neck issue, so his chances to suit up in Week 13 are in some jeopardy. Harris failed to practice last week or play, so it's a possibility he could face the same fate this week. Both Harris and Marquez Callaway (knee) could miss the contest, leaving the depth receiver and return positions in limbo for Sunday's game against the Falcons.

The Eagles activated Burnett from the reserve/COVID-19 list Thursday.

Burnett spent exactly two weeks on the practice squad COVID-19 list after being identified as a close contact of J.J. Arcega-Whiteside. He'll now be eligible to resume working with teammates.

Samuel (hamstring) didn't practice Thursday, Matt Barrows of The Athletic reports.

In his return to action this past Sunday against the Rams, Samuel torched L.A. for 11 catches (on 13 targets) for a season-high 133 yards. Along the way, he played 62 of the 49ers' 72 snaps on offense. Coach Kyle Shanahan told Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area that Samuel didn't suffer a setback during the game, so his DNP to kick off Week 13 prep can be considered maintenance-related. Samuel will have two more chances to get on the practice field ahead of Monday's game against the Bills.

Williams (non injury-related) practiced fully Thursday, Daniel Popper of The Athletic reports.

Williams missed practice Wednesday for a non-injury reason, but his return to a full session Thursday indicates that he's good to go for Sunday's game against the Patriots. Williams, who caught three of his five targets for 26 yards in this past Sunday's loss to the Bills, has been a hit-or-miss fantasy option over his last few games, but overall his floor is decent, as the wideout has averaged 3.2 catches and 52.9 yards to go along with four TDs in 10 games to date.

Perriman (shoulder) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.com reports.

Having begun the week with back-to-back limited practices is at least an indication that Perriman should be available against the Raiders on Sunday, considering that he's regularly had a cap on his reps since injuring his shoulder mid-November. Perriman has excelled as a deep threat in recent weeks, with 234 yards and three touchdowns over his last three games. He's averaging 21.3 yards per catch over that span.

Arnold (knee) was a full practice participant Thursday, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Arnold increased his activity from Wednesday's limited session, clearing him to play through a knee injury Sunday versus the Rams. Having said that, he's the nominal No. 2 tight end behind Maxx Williams in Arizona, so Arnold's production is hit or miss on a weekly basis.

Lewis (knee) was a non-participant during the Packers' practice session Thursday.

The veteran tight end is trending in the wrong direction for Week 13, as he was able to contribute a limited session in practice the day prior. Lewis has been dealing with recurring knee issues since early October, but he's only been forced to sit out one game all season. If Lewis were unavailable to face the Eagles on Sunday afternoon, Green Bay may need to add reinforcements at the position, as Robert Tonyan and Jace Sternberger would stand as the team's only two available options.

Helm was activated off the practice squad COVID-19 list and released by the 49ers on Thursday.

Helm had resided on the list since Nov. 20 so it's a positive sign that he was finally cleared from the NFL's COVID-19 protocols. Helm will now look for a an opportunity elsewhere around the league, as he saw action in three games on the 53-man roster for the 49ers this season thus far.

Hurst (ankle) was listed as a non-participant in Thursday's practice, Will McFadden of the Falcons' official site reports.

Considering Hurst opened the week with a limited practice Wednesday, the step back he took in terms of activity a day later is somewhat concerning. The Falcons may have been deliberately withholding Hurst from the session as part of a pre-planned maintenance program, but he'll likely need to get back on the field in some capacity Friday to have a realistic shot at suiting up Sunday against the Saints. Luke Stocker and Jaeden Graham are the Falcons' backup options at tight end, with Graham representing the greater threat in the passing game of the two.

Ertz (ankle) was listed as limited on Thursday's injury report.

The Eagles activated Ertz from injured reserve Wednesday, and he's followed it up with back-to-back limited sessions. He's seemingly on the cusp of making his first appearance since sustaining a high-ankle sprain Oct. 18 against the Ravens, but his status should continue to be watched to make sure Philly clears him to return Sunday at Green Bay.

Smith (knee) didn't practice Thursday, Turron Davenport of ESPN.com reports.

Smith also missed Wednesday's practice, so what the tight end is able to do on the field Friday, if anything, will be telling with regard to his status for Sunday's game against the Browns. Though he logged a 75 percent snap share in the Titans' Week 12 win over the Colts, Smith -- who's scored eight TDs this season -- wasn't targeted in the contest.

McManus was away from the team Thursday with an excused absence for personal reasons, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

As Kils points out, McManus is expected to rejoin the Friday ahead of it's game Sunday against the Chiefs, so the kicker isn't in jeopardy of missing action. McManus connected on a career-long 58-yard field goal in last Sunday's loss to New Orleans, and with Drew Lock officially activated off the reserve/COVID-19 list, he could have more opportunities to score points in Week 13.

Koo (quadriceps) turned in a full practice Thursday, Will McFadden of the Falcons' official site reports.

Koo was a limited participant Wednesday while he nursed a right quad injury, but his ability to take every rep in practice a day later puts him on track to retain kicking duties for the Falcons in Sunday's game versus the Saints. The 26-year-old has actually been more accurate on field-goal attempts than extra-point tries this season, going 29 for 30 and 22 for 25 in those respective situations.

Boswell converted on both of his field-goal attempts while missing his only extra-point try in Wednesday's 19-14 win over the Ravens.

Boswell's day got off to a slow start as he missed an extra-point try in the first quarter of Wednesday's game, but he converted on a pair of short field goals later in the contest. The 29-year-old has now converted on 94.7 percent of his field-goal attempts, but he's only made 88.6 percent of his extra-point tries this year. He'll face a slightly more favorable matchup against Washington next week.

Folk (back) was a limited participant during Wednesday's practice, Mike Reiss of ESPN.com reports.

Folk has followed a limited practice regimen with the back issue every week since Week 9 before suiting up, so this week appears no different. Folk played hero in last week's win over the Cardinals, drilling the game-winning kick, along with nailing another field goal and both extra-point tries. Expect the veteran kicker to be on the field again for Sunday's clash with the Chargers.

Koo (quadriceps) was limited in practice Wednesday, Will McFadden of the Falcons' official site reports.

Koo's right quad is a little sore after he converted all nine of his kicks in last week's 43-6 drubbing of the Raiders. Unless his practice participation declines as the week unfolds, Koo should be able to suit up when the Saints come to town Sunday.

Elliott made his lone field-goal try but missed his only extra-point opportunity in Monday's loss to the Seahawks.

Elliott missed the extra-point after the Eagles' first touchdown of the day at the end of the first half. It didn't faze him coming out of the locker room, however, as he converted a 42-yarder midway through the third quarter. The Memphis product has attempted more than one field goal just once since Week 3.

The Jets placed Cashman (hamstring) on injured reserve Thursday, Ethan Greenberg of the team's official site reports.

This will be Cashman's second stint on IR this season with the hamstring issue, so his season will come to an end. The Minnesota product didn't produce as well as he'd hoped after a strong rookie campaign in 2019, as he supplied just six tackles (four solo) across four games this year. Cashman will now hit the recover trail where he'll look to solve his lingering hamstring issues for the 2021 campaign.

Slay (calf) was limited during Thursday's practice session.

Slay struggled mightily in attempting to contain DK Metcalf on Monday night, as the second-year receiver racked up 10 catches for a career-high 177 yards. It's been a turbulent debut campaign for Slay in Philadelphia, as the 72.5 percent completion rate he is allowing in coverage is a drastic step back from the 51.3 percent completion rate he held opponents to between 2018 and 2019. It will be another challenging assignment for Slay in Week 13 if he is able to recover from his calf issue in time, as Davante Adams and the Packers await on the docket.

Peters collected six tackles and two pass deflections during Wednesday's 19-14 loss to the Steelers.

Peters has been impactful, but not quite as dominant in coverage as he was during 2019 when he earned his second All-Pro nod. The 27-year-old does have three interceptions to his name this season, but he's surrendered a 66.7 percent completion rate with 13.3 yards allowed per completion. Peters was far more formidable last year, conceding just a 56.9 percent rate with 9.6 yards allowed per completion over nine games with the Ravens. He's found alternative ways to disrupt opposing offenses, thus far registering two fumble recoveries in 2020 while already tying a career high with three forced fumbles.

Elliott registered five solo tackles and two assists during Wednesday's 19-14 loss to the Steelers.

The 23-year-old safety has started all 11 games for the Ravens this season, after going without a single start over six appearances in 2020. He's been a comprehensive contributor in his second pro season out of Texas, providing value in multiples areas. Elliott has thus far recorded 55 tackles, 2.5 sacks, two forced fumbles and three pass deflections on the season, as Balitmore prepares to host the Andy Dalton-led Cowboys in Week 13.

Williams (ankle) won't practice this week or suit up in Monday's contest against the Bills, Jennifer Lee Chan of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.

Williams suffered a high-ankle sprain in Week 9's loss to the Packers and was expected to miss 6-to-8 weeks with the issue, so this news isn't quite surprising. As long as Williams is sidelined with the ankle injury, Emmanuel Moseley or Ahkello Witherspoon are expected to handle the team's starting nickel corner position.

Everett (ankle) was a full participant in Thursday's practice, Kyle Stackpole of Washington's official site reports.

Everett looks on track to retake the field versus Pittsburgh on Monday after back-to-back absences. The starting safety's return to the lineup would provide a notable boost as Washington's secondary prepares for the task of containing Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers' dangerous receiving corps.