Inman (foot) didn't practice Wednesday, Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

Inman joined Terry McLaurin (thigh) and Steven Sims (toe) as non-participants as Washington kicked off Week 5 prep. On the season, Inman has logged at least 50 percent of the snaps on offense in each of the team's four games, but aside from a two-TD performance Week 3 he hasn't surpassed 40 receiving yards in any contest.

Inman tallied four receptions on five targets for 29 yards in Week 4 against Baltimore.

EDGE Analysis

Inman failed to follow up on his two-touchdown performance in Week 3, instead returning to a more peripheral role. Three of his receptions went for under 10 yards, with his only substantial gain being a 13-yard reception late in the third quarter. However, there should be plenty of passing volume for Inman and other receivers in Week 5 as the team will host the Rams.

Inman should have a key role in the Washington offense Sunday against Baltimore, as Steven Sims (toe) has been ruled out and Terry McLaurin (thigh) is listed as questionable.

EDGE Analysis

Inman actually hurt his wrist in the second half of last week's loss to the Browns, but not before he caught three of six targets for 38 yards and two touchdowns. He then returned to practice Thursday as a full participant, potentially setting up a busy Week 4 against the Ravens. Granted, this is hardly Inman's first crack at replacing an injured starter in the NFL, and the results largely have been underwhelming since his mini-breakout in 2016 with the Chargers (58 catches for 810 yards and four TDs). A matchup against the Baltimore secondary won't help, though the unit looked like a mess against Patrick Mahomes on Monday night. Dwayne Haskins, of course, is a far cry from Mahomes, nor will Inman be mistaken for Tyreek Hill or Sammy Watkins.

Inman (wrist) practiced in full Thursday, Kyle Stackpole of Washington's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Inman exited Washington's Week 3 loss to the Browns with a wrist injury, and afterward coach Ron Rivera said the wide receiver didn't suffer a fracture. It was somewhat concerning when Inman didn't practice Wednesday, but his ability to handle every rep one day later confirms his health ahead of Sunday's game against the Ravens.

Inman (wrist) didn't practice Wednesday, Kyle Stackpole of Washington's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

The same goes for Steven Sims, who played through a toe injury in the Week 3 loss to Cleveland but saw his snap share sink to 35 percent. Inman took advantage of the extra playing time by scoring a pair touchdowns, only to exit in the fourth quarter with an injury of his own. Results from an X-ray didn't show any fracture to his left wrist, but that doesn't necessarily mean Inman will be available for Sunday's game against Baltimore.

Coach Ron Rivera said Monday that Inman (wrist) received negative X-ray results and has not sustained a fracture, Kyle Stackpole of Washington's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Inman was forced out of Sunday's loss to the Browns in the fourth quarter, but it looks as though he's avoided a worst-case scenario. He secured three of six targets for 38 yards and two scores before leaving the field, so if Inman is able to return against Baltimore in Week 4 he could have some fantasy appeal in deeper formats.

Inman (wrist) is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Browns, Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

Inman suffered the injury late in the fourth quarter, so it's not likely that he'll return to the contest with the game out of reach. Inman had a fantastic game until getting injured, hauling in three passes for 38 yards and two scores. In his absence, Antonio Gandy-Golden is in line to see an uptick in snaps at three-wide sets.

Inman caught two of five targets for 17 yards in Sunday's 30-15 loss to the Cardinals, playing 68 percent of offensive snaps.

EDGE Analysis

Inman worked as the No. 3 receiver for the second time in as many weeks, taking the field alongside Terry McLaurin and Steven Sims in three-wide sets. The role doesn't figure to produce more than two or three catches per week, as McLaurin and tight end Logan Thomas have been the central figures in the Washington passing game. Week 3 brings a trip to Cleveland.

Inman caught two of five targets for 21 yards in Sunday's 27-17 win over the Eagles, playing 51 percent of snaps on offense.

EDGE Analysis

Inman was one of three wide receivers to get playing time, behind Terry McLaurin (93 percent snap share) and Steven Sims (83 percent). The Washington offense made frequent use of multi-TE formations, and there were also some plays where RBs Antonio Gibson and J.D. McKissic moved around the formation to line up in the slot or out wide. In any case, Inman tied for third on the team in targets, but Sims is probably the better fantasy choice moving forward, starting with Week 2 at Arizona.

Inman, Terry McLaurin and Steven Sims worked as the first-team wide receivers at Tuesday's practice, Rhiannon Walker of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

It says a lot about the position group that Inman is working with the starters just two weeks after he signed with the team. He caught only 12 passes in seven games for the Colts and Chargers last year, but a top-three role is a distinct possibility now that the 31-year-old is in Washington, where there appears to be open competition for playing time behind McLaurin. The other candidates for snaps include slot specialist Trey Quinn, rookie fourth-round pick Antonio Gandy-Golden and 2018 UDFA Cam Sims.