Kendall Wright (ankle) was upgraded to "full" in Thursday's practice. It's the same routine Wright has been following for weeks. The target monster is a borderline WR2 in standard leagues, and high-end WR2 in PPR formats. Very few players should be in position to bench Wright for the first week of the fantasy playoffs.

Kendall Wright caught six balls for 77 yards in the Titans' Week 13 loss to Indianapolis. It was another highly efficient effort for slot receiver Wright, who overcame in-game elbow and ankle injuries. His big gain was a 35-yarder down the middle with a Colts linebacker in coverage. Wright has turned a corner in his career and is an every-week WR2/3 in fantasy, with additional value in PPR leagues. Keep rolling him out against the Broncos in Week 14.

Kendall Wright is active for Week 13 against the Colts. Wright was listed as probable with an ankle injury. The Titans' Week 13 inactives are WR Damian Williams, TE Craig Stevens, OL Kevin Matthews, OL Byron Stingily, DT Mike Martin, and QB John Skelton.

Kendall Wright has been inside the opponent's 18-yard line on just four of his targets this season. He's 1-for-1 on end-zone targets, per PFF's Mike Clay. This seems more like a hindsight than predictive stat, and somewhat fluky that the Titans' best receiver has been targeted so infrequently in scoring position. Only Wright's shortage of TDs has prevented him from flirting with WR1 value in standard league. He's an obvious, locked-in, every-week starter in PPR.

Kendall Wright (ankle) is probable for Week 13. Wright will be a legit WR2 Sunday against Indianapolis.

Titans OC Dowell Loggains says he's given Kendall Wright leeway in terms of not running routes precisely by the numbers. "He'd be the only guy on this team that has that option," Loggains said. "He's the only guy I've ever been a part of on a football team that has had that freedom to get where he needs to get." Ryan Fitzpatrick described Wright's style as "street-ballish." Wright has already eclipsed his rookie-season numbers and is third in the league in yards-after-catch with 448. He isn't finding the end zone, but he's been Fitzpatrick's go-to guy in critical situations. Wright dominates targets and is a legitimate WR2. He's our No. 20 receiver for Week 13.

Kendall Wright (ankle) was upgraded to "full" in Thursday's practice. Wright played through the injury in Week 12, and is in no danger of missing Sunday's game against the Colts. A high-floor player because of his weekly reception totals, Wright has turned himself into a legitimate WR2.

Kendall Wright (ankle) was limited in Wednesday's practice. Wright had his ankle heavily taped, but was able to participate in individual drills. He played through the injury on Sunday and shouldn't be in any danger of missing Week 13. Wright has 28 catches for 261 yards and one touchdown over his last three games.

Kendall Wright caught six passes for 103 yards with a touchdown in Sunday's 23-19 Week 12 win at Oakland. It was a special performance from Wright. Consistently making tough catches over the middle and churning up extra yards with some serious fight, the second-year man came up huge on the game-winning drive with three catches for 41 yards and the score. Oddly enough, it was his first touchdown since Week 2 even though he's now averaging an impressive 5.9 catches for 69.3 yards on the season. The floodgates aren't going to suddenly open, but Ryan Fitzpatrick has not been a downgrade at all on Jake Locker. Wright is going to sustain WR3 value heading into a plus matchup with the reeling Colts in Week 13.

Kendall Wright caught nine passes for 80 yards in Tennessee's Week 11 loss to the Colts. The nine catches matched Wright's career high, while the yards were his second most of the season. Wright worked the middle all night long, hauling in 9-of-12 looks. Frustratingly, the closest he came to the end zone was the Colts' 20-yard line. Delanie Walker got the Titans' lone passing touchdown. Wright's lack of scores cap his fantasy upside, but averaging a weekly 6.3 catches for 72 yards since a slow Week 1, he's a WR3 who won't hurt you with doughnuts.