Kendall Wright (ribs) is listed as questionable for Week 16 against the Packers. Wright didn't practice at all this week, however, and the Tennessee beat writers fully expect him to miss Week 16. There is some hope that Wright could return from his cracked rib for the Titans' regular season finale.

Titans WR Kendall Wright (cracked rib) is expected to miss Sunday's game against the Packers, but could return for Week 17. Wright sat out of Wednesday's practice. Although it sounds like the Titans will hold off on placing their first-round pick on injured reserve, there's little reason to believe they'll risk further injury by rushing him back for next week's meaningless finale. If Wright's done for 2012, he'll finish his rookie year with a middle-of-the-road 62/586/4 line.

Kendall Wright caught three passes for 31 yards before leaving Monday night's Week 15 win over the Jets with a rib injury.

Kendall Wright caught five passes for 39 yards in Tennessee's Week 14 loss to the Colts. Wright was targeted nine times on the afternoon, but Jake Locker missed him, along with Nate Washington on a separate occasion, on an end zone throw. Tennessee is trying to get Wright in space, but it's not amounting to much on the stat sheet. The rookie doesn't offer much fantasy value outside of deeper PPR leagues.

Kendall Wright played just 39-of-71 snaps in Sunday's loss. It's in line with Wright's usage going back to Week 6. The No. 20 overall pick has shown occasional flashes, but not enough to make himself a full-time player in the Titans offense. Although he caught five passes for 48 yards against the Jaguars, he won't come into WR3 value down the stretch.

Kendall Wright (elbow) is active for Sunday's game against the Dolphins, as expected. Wright just got a scare after leaving last week's ugly loss to the Bears early. He's a full go for this one, but will be battling a healthy Kenny Britt and Nate Washington for targets from Jake Locker. The Titans' inactives: QB Rusty Smith, S Al Afalava, LB Xavier Adibi, G Kyle DeVan, OT Byron Stingily, WR Lavelle Hawkins and DT DaJohn Harris.

Kendall Wright is practicing in full this week, and has had no issues with his elbow. The injury forced Wright from Sunday's loss to the Bears, but it sounds like it's all systems go and he won't miss any time. Tennessee faces the Dolphins and their 30th-ranked pass defense in Week 10.

Kendall Wright (elbow) expects to play in Week 10. Wright is awaiting MRI results, but says his elbow didn't swell up following Sunday's loss. If there's any doubt as to Wright's status at all, the Titans could opt to hold him out heading into their Week 11 bye. Then again, it will likely be all hands on deck after owner Bud Adams put the team on notice Sunday. Wright's status will be updated no later than Wednesday.

Titans WR Kendall Wright is headed for a Monday MRI on his injured elbow. Wright sustained the injury early in the third quarter of Sunday's loss to the Bears and did not return even though X-rays were negative. The MRI will presumably check for any ligament damage. Wright said he doesn't plan on missing any games, but the Titans' bye looms in Week 11.

Kendall Wright was forced from Tennessee's Week 9 game against the Bears with a right elbow injury, and is questionable to return. Wright departed early in the third quarter. He had drawn seven looks before going down, but notched just two catches for 30 yards. Wright didn't appear to be in a great deal of pain on the sideline, but with the Titans getting their clock cleaned, it's quite possible his day is through.