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Early Friday morning, it sure looked like Oakland Raiders wide receiver Amari Cooper would miss his second straight game. Cooper has been dealing with an ankle injury since the Raiders' win over the Denver Broncos in Week 12, and ESPN.com's Dan Graziano reported Friday that Cooper was expected to sit out the team's game against the Kansas City Chiefs this weekend. 

A few hours later, though, something changed. Cooper got in a limited practice and was listed as questionable for Sunday's game. 

Raiders coach Jack Del Rio said Cooper is "getting better every day," per ESPN.com. "Moved around pretty good today. We'll see. He's questionable, and we'll see. Moved around pretty well today." Del Rio said he had some thoughts on whether or not Cooper would be available for Sunday, but that he didn't need to share them with Chiefs coach Andy Reid just yet. 

It looks like Cooper's availability is going to come down to a last-minute call on Sunday. His presence on the field would be a big boost for the Raiders, who are also getting Michael Crabtree back from his one-game suspension. The Chiefs will be without star corner Marcus Peters, who was suspended for chucking a penalty flag into the stands during last week's game against the Jets. 

The Raiders and Chiefs are both 6-6, and since only one of them is likely to make the postseason, Sunday's game is massive for both of their playoff hopes.