Proche wasn't listed on the injury report Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Proche missed back-to-back games due to a groin injury, but it appears he'll be good to go for Week 4. Regardless, he'll have a tough time garnering many targets playing behind Rashod Bateman, Devin Duvernay and Demarcus Robinson.

Proche (groin) is listed as inactive for Sunday's game against the Patriots.

EDGE Analysis

Proche failed to suit up during the team's Week 2 contest against the Dolphins with the same injury, and he'll once again watch from the sidelines Sunday against New England. However, his ability to practice in full during Friday's session suggests he's on track to return next Sunday when Baltimore hosts the Bills. In the meantime, fellow WRs Rashod Bateman, Devin Duvernay, Demarcus Robinson and Tylan Wallace should all take on an expanded roles.

Proche (groin) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Patriots.

EDGE Analysis

Proche missed two consecutive practices prior to sitting out the team's Week 2 loss to Miami. However, he returned to practice this week with back-to-back limited sessions before being a full participant Friday. Regardless, even if Proche is available, he'll likely have a tough time garnering many targets behind Rashod Bateman, Devin Duvernay and Demarcus Robinson.

Proche (groin) practiced in a limited capacity Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Proche missed two consecutive practices prior to sitting out Sunday's game versus Miami, so the fact that he's now practicing again is an encouraging sign that he might be available for Week 3 at New England. However, with Proche still questionable and Devin Duvernay's (concussion) status also in doubt, the Ravens could be compelled to lean more heavily on Demarcus Robinson and Tylan Wallace than they'd otherwise like to against a stout Patriots defense.

Proche (groin) is inactive Sunday against the Dolphins.

EDGE Analysis

Proche went into Sunday doubtful after missing practice Thursday and Friday. In his absence, Tylan Wallace will slide up to No. 4 on the team's wide receiver positional depth chart, although it's unlikely Wallace will see more than a handful of snaps on offense.

Proche (groin) is listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against the Dolphins.

EDGE Analysis

Proche was unable to practice Thursday or Friday after a limited session Wednesday. Tylan Wallace could see a few more snaps if Proche sits out against Miami, though the Ravens' reliance on heavy sets offensively normally minimizes the impact of the team's depth options at wide receiver.

Proche (groin) did not practice Thursday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Proche was able to log a limited practice Wednesday, so this is a step in the wrong direction for the 25-year-old. If he is unable to go Sunday against the Dolphins, Tylan Wallace would likely be looking at extra opportunity as the team's No. 4 wide receiver.

Proche (groin) was a limited practice participant Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Proche played just five snaps during the season opener, but it's unclear if his limited snaps were part of the game plan or due to his current groin injury. If he isn't upgraded to a full participant Thursday or Friday, the third-year wideout's status for Week 2 could be in jeopardy.

Proche wasn't targeted across five snaps on offense during Sunday's 24-9 victory against the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Based on their Week 1 usage, Proche and Tylan Wallace (five snaps) look to be locked in a battle for the No. 4 spot at receiver behind Rashod Bateman, Devin Duvernay and Demarcus Robinson. In addition to failing to draw a target, Proche was called for a holding penalty on a 12-yard run by Kenyan Drake, which doesn't help Proche's case for playing time.

Proche (undisclosed) returned to practice Tuesday, Jonas Shaffer of the Baltimore Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Proche had been dealing with a soft tissue injury, but he returned to practice Tuesday after missing a couple weeks. With nearly two full weeks left before Baltimore's Sept. 11 season opener against the Jets, Proche has plenty of time to get back up to speed.