Davis (hamstring) expects to be eased into the offensive game plan Sunday against the Ravens, Jason Wolf of The Tennessean reports. "I want to go out there and play every snap and do whatever I can to help the team out," Davis said. "But that might not be in the head man's plan. I know I'm going to get a few snaps. I don't know how many snaps."

EDGE Analysis

Davis returned to practice as a limited participant Monday and will likely repeat the feat Wednesday, before potentially ramping things up to full participation Thursday and/or Friday. Eric Decker's ineffectiveness has left the door wide open for Davis to eventually take the No. 2 receiver job, but the rookie likely will have to settle for the No. 3 or 4 role in his first game action since Week 2. Both team and player sound confident that Davis will be available Sunday.

Davis (hamstring) returned to practice Monday as a limited participant, Jason Wolf of The Tennessean reports.

EDGE Analysis

After returning to practice on the expected date, Davis is tentatively on track to make his first game appearance since Week 2 when the Titans host the Ravens on Sunday. He was quite busy in his only healthy game this season, catching six of 10 targets for 69 yards while logging 66 percent of the offensive snaps in a 26-16 loss to the Raiders back in Week 1. With Eric Decker struggling to the tune of 6.1 yards per target, Davis figures to make a strong push for the No. 2 receiver job. Of course, the rookie may be eased in with a limited role at first, considering Monday marked his first practice participation since Week 2.

The Titans expect Davis (hamstring) to take part in practice next Monday and play in their Nov. 5 matchup with the Ravens, Cameron Wolfe of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Davis reported improvement last week with the hamstring injury that has kept him sidelined since Week 2, but the Titans ultimately opted to hold him out of Sunday's overtime win over the Browns, with a bye week around the corner to afford the receiver more time to heal. Assuming Davis is able to take the field when the Titans resume practicing next week and gets in at least a full session or two under his belt, he should reclaim a starting role and take on a full snap count right away. Prior to getting shelved with the injury, the rookie saw plenty of involvement in the Titans' offensive game plan, earning targets on 13 of the 65 offensive snaps (20 percent) he had received.

Davis (hamstring), who has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Browns, expects that he'll be ready to play in the Titans' following contest Nov. 5 against the Ravens, Cameron Wolfe of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Though he'll miss his fifth straight game Sunday, Davis said Wednesday that he's "real close" to returning to action, and the Titans' Week 8 bye is expected to provide him with enough time to get his hamstring 100 percent healthy. His availability for the game against Baltimore will ultimately be dictated by his participation in practice leading up to that contest, but with things seemingly trending in the right direction on the health front, Davis could make for an attractive stash in fantasy leagues if a frustrated owner sent him to the waiver wire. Upon returning to action, Davis should step back into a starting role after impressing with six catches for 69 yards in Week 1, his only full NFL game to date.

Davis (hamstring) won't play Sunday at Cleveland, Jason Wolf of The Tennessean reports.

EDGE Analysis

Davis will miss a fifth consecutive contest as a result of a hamstring injury. Because the Titans have a bye week after Sunday's game, the team may have tentatively circled their first game of November for Davis's return. In any case, he'll continue to cede snaps to Eric Decker, Rishard Matthews and fellow rookie Taywan Taylor at wideout.

The Titans ruled Davis (hamstring) out for Monday's game against the Colts, Cameron Wolfe of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

The rookie wideout will be on the sideline for the fourth consecutive game, but the Titans are hopeful they won't be without Davis' services for too much longer. According to Jason Wolf of The Tennessean, the Titans aren't planning on waiting through their Week 8 bye for Davis to recover from the nagging hamstring injury, so if the receiver is able to practice at some point next week, he could be on track to play Oct. 22 against the Browns. In the meantime, Davis' absence in Week 6 should open up extra snaps for Taywan Taylor.

Davis (hamstring) is not expected to play Monday against the Colts, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Davis will thus take aim at a potential return to action in Week 7 against the Browns, but if he's not 100 percent in advance of that contest, it's conceivable that the Titans could elect to proceed cautiously and hold the rookie wideout out until after the team's Week 8 bye.

Titans coach Mike Mularkey said Davis (hamstring) won't return for Sunday's Week 5 game in Miami, Terry McCormick of TitanInsider.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Mularkey waited until Wednesday to rule Davis out last week, and while there hasn't been any report of a setback, it's quite evident the team is opting for a cautious approach with its rookie first-round pick. Taywan Taylor will continue filling in as the No. 3 receiver behind Rishard Matthews and Eric Decker.

The Titans have ruled Davis (hamstring) out for Sunday's game in Houston, Jason Wolf of The Tennessean reports.

EDGE Analysis

Head coach Mike Mularkey wasn't ready to rule Davis out on Monday, presumably hoping to see if the wideout might be able to practice Wednesday. Having failed to do so, Davis will miss at least one more game, which leaves fellow rookie Taywan Taylor as the No. 3 receiver.

Titans coach Mike Mularkey said Monday that Davis (hamstring) could have a shot at playing in the team's Week 4 matchup with the Texans, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

The wideout missed the first game of his career Sunday in Seattle, which may have played a factor in top receiver Rishard Matthews netting a season-high 10 targets in the victory. Davis was unable to practice last week, but from the beginning, Mularkey has termed the rookie's injury as a day-to-day concern, which lends credence to the notion that Davis might be able to suit up come Sunday. It will be worthwhile for fantasy owners to monitor Davis' participation level in the Titans' practices Wednesday through Friday to get a better sense of his status for Week 4.