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Green Bay Packers wide receiver Davante Adams was listed as did not practice on the team's official practice report for Thursday.

There were reports earlier today that Adams was following the same limited activity practice sessions as he did in previous weeks, so perhaps he did not do enough to avoid a DNP tag. It is important to note that Adams was listed as limited, DNP, and limited in Week 11 on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday respectively, so it appears that the Packers are indeed following the same load management routine. Still, anytime one of the top receivers in all of football gets the DNP tag, it is worth noting and monitoring. We should get an official word on his Week 12 status following tomorrow's practice session. Adams is our number one ranked receiver for Week 12.

Packers WR Allen Lazard is questionable to play Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts, according to the team's official injury report.

If Lazard plays Sunday, it will be the first time the Packers will have their top pass catchers together since Week 3. If Lazard plays, there will no doubt be a snap count placed on him. He is 4for4's #64 wide receiver this week with a chance to climb the rankings.

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur told reporters Friday that WR Davante Adams has "made good progress and should be good to go" Sunday versus the Colts.

Good news since LaFleur could not commit to the status of Allen Lazard for Sunday. Adams will continue to be the apple of Aaron Rodgers' eye.

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Davante Adams missed Thursday's practice due to his nagging ankle injury.

It sounds like Adams may not be all the way back to 100% and was held out to manage his reps. We will find out tomorrow whether or not he suffered a setback after the receiver was able to log a limited session Wednesday. If he misses tomorrow's session, fantasy managers will want to start making contingency plans for this weekend. Adams is our number three overall receiver for Week 11.

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Allen Lazard was able to log a limited practice session on Thursday.

Lazard was activated from injured reserve earlier this week and has now logged back to back (official) limited sessions. Lazard actually returned to the practice field last week but was not activated ahead of the Packers Week 10 contest. Lazard will return to a Packers team that seems to have found some consistency outside of Davante Adams, as Marquez Valdes-Scantling appears to be finally making strides. Still, Lazard is expected to reclaim the number two receiver role as soon as he is able to play without limitations, potentially giving the Packers two somewhat reliable receivers behind superstar Adams.