Rashod Bateman —who was not on Thursday's injury report— did not participate in the Ravens' final practice of the week.

Related Players: Tylan Wallace, Demarcus Robinson, Devin Duvernay, Lamar Jackson

If Bateman's sudden appearance on the DNP injury report keeps him out or limited during Week 3's romp with the Patriots, Lamar Jackson will have exactly one reliable pass-catcher, Mark Andrews. Despite the team's lackluster receiver corps, Jackson ranks second in the league with 9.0 yards per attempt, though Bateman's 27.8 yards/reception is assuredly helping the quarterback's numbers.

The Las Vegas Raiders are signing WR Demarcus Robinson to a one-year deal.

Related Players: Bryan Edwards

Robinson will compete for outside WR duties in three-wide sets but ultimately takes a downgrade at quarterback for a similar role that he had in Kansas City.

Chiefs WR Mecole Hardman was limited in practice Wednesday according to Adam Teicher of ESPN.

Related Players: Byron Pringle, Demarcus Robinson

The last thing Hardman needs is an injury to allow Pringle and Robinson the opportunity to get more practice reps and potential game reps. Friday's injury report will be important.

Chiefs WR Demarcus Robinson has been removed from the reserve/COVID-19 list and cleared for practice, according to Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network.

The addition of Robinson gives Patrick Mahomes his full stable of wide receivers. His removal from the list also gives the wideout a day to practice prior to Sunday's game, a concern when he was originally placed on the list.

#Chiefs WR Demarcus Robinson and C Daniel Kilgore have tested negative for COVID-19 every day since their haircuts last weekend with a barber who tested positive, per sources. As long as that continues, Robinson can rejoin the team Friday and Kilgore on Saturday.

Even if cleared, Demarcus Robinson won't see much fantasy-relevant action with Sammy Watkins trending towards playing in the Super Bowl. We have him projected as WR8 with 2.9 half-PPR points.

The #Chiefs have placed C Daniel Kilgore and WR Demarcus Robinson on the COVID-19 reserve list, but neither player is a positive case, source said. If they keep testing negative, both should play in the Super Bowl.

If Demarcus Robinson keeps testing negative, he should be able to play on Sunday. He's ranked as 4for4's fantasy WR8 for the Super Bowl.

The team announced that wide receiver Byron Pringle has been placed on injured reserve. Pringle injured his ankle in last Sunday’s win over the Raiders.

Related players: Tyreek Hill, Sammy Watkins, Demarcus Robinson, Mecole Hardman.

Pringle had nine catches for 108 yards while appearing in all 10 games. He also returned seven kickoffs for 247 yards, including a 102-yard return for a touchdown in Week 7. It looked like he passed Hardman on the depth chart against the Raiders Sunday night. With Watkins still hurt, Robinson looks to run as the WR2 and Hardman could move up to the WR3 role.

Chiefs WR snaps with Sammy Watkins (hamstring) inactive and Mecole Hardman (COVID list) activated:

Tyreek Hill 72
Demarcus Robinson 63
Byron Pringle 46
Mecole Hardman 17
Gehrig Dieter 3

With Watkins out, it was Pringle who took over as the team's WR3. But Pringle had just four targets, catching three for 17 yards. Pringle was also returning kicks but suffered and ankle injury and didn't return. Robinson had a line of 6-44-0 as the Chiefs rallied to win and were forced to throw 46 times. But outside of Hill and Travis Kelce who combined for 19 catches, 229 yards and two TDs, there's not a lot of chances, especially when Watkins is able to return.

Watkins got in a full practice Wednesday but was downgraded to limited Thursday and Friday. He was originally listed as questionable for Week 11, but you can now get him out of your lineups again. Demarcus Robinson stands to benefit the most with Watkins out as well as Mecole Hardman, who is still on the Chiefs’ COVID list.