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The Chargers listed running back Austin Ekeler and wide receivers Keenan Allen and Mike Williams as questionable for Thursday's game against the Raiders.

Ekeler and Allen should both play on Thursday after finishing Week 14's game and having their practice reps limited during the short week. Williams is a bigger question mark after he left last week's game and never returned. Williams should be considered a game-time decision tomorrow night while Ekeler and Allen appear closer to probable.

Wide receiver Keenan Allen (hamstring), running back Austin Ekeler (quad), tight end Hunter Henry (hip), and wide receiver Mike Williams (back) were listed as limited participants after being listed as out on Monday.

While it was only a walkthrough, it's good news for all four players who were listed has not being able to take part in Monday's practice.

The Chargers did not hold a practice on Monday because they played a game on Sunday, but their effort to hold a workout would have been hampered by the health of their roster as well.

The group is headlined by wide receiver Keenan Allen, who left Sunday’s win over the Falcons with a hamstring injury. Tight end Hunter Henry (hip) is also in the group. He left Sunday’s game for a brief period and returned to action. Also listed was Mike Williams and Austin Ekeler.

With a Thursday game against the Raiders on the docket, the Chargers were obligated to release an estimated practice report and it showed that 12 players would not have taken part in practice. The names above are obviously a pretty big chunk of the Bolts offense so it's worth monitoring over the next couple of days leading up to Thursday night to see how these guys progress. Williams is dealing with a back injury and Ekeler a quad.

Lions RB D'Andre Swift is questionable to play Sunday against the Green Bay Packers, according to Tori Petry of the Detroit Lions.

It has been reported that if Swift plays, it will be in a limited role, so know that an active Swift is not going to be the same player who dominated the backfield one month ago.

According to David Newton of ESPN, Panthers WR D.J. Moore has not been removed from the reserve/COVID-19 list, and there are no expectations of him to be removed before Sunday.

Moore's expected absence will make Robby Anderson the heavy favorite to lead the Panthers in targets. Curtis Samuel will play after being removed from the reserve/COVID list, but will not have the same expected usage as Anderson.