Wright (ribs) didn't practice Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Wright, who missed this past Sunday's game against the Jets, has done some running this week, but he's still looking iffy for Week 15 at this stage. "(He's) not up to the standards we hoped he'd be," interim coach Mike Mularkey noted Wednesday. "He's sore after running, and we're going to run him again tomorrow and see how he is tomorrow. He is getting better."

Wright (ribs) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Wright, who has recorded 33 catches for 390 yards and three touchdowns in nine games this season, didn't practice all week and will thus sit out Sunday's contest. In his absence, veteran Harry Douglas and rookie Dorial Green-Beckham will head the Titans' Week 14 wideout corps, with Andrew Turzilli and Tre McBride also candidates to see added work on Sunday.

Wright (ribs) missed practice again on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

That said, interim coach Mike Mularkey noted Thursday that Wright is improving and has not yet been counted out for Sunday's game against the Jets.

Wright, who is dealing with a rib issue did not participate in the open portion of Wednesday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

We'll track Wright's status as the week continues, but with a total of nine catches for 68 yards over his last three games, the wideout has become a hit-or-miss option at precisely the wrong time of the year for fantasy owners.

Wright caught three of his four targets for just 28 yards in Sunday's 42-39 win over the Jaguars.

EDGE Analysis

Wright has just five catches for 47 yards in two games since returning from an MCL injury, suggesting he still may not be back to 100 percent. Quarterback Marcus Mariota has begun to lean more heavily on his other weapons in recent weeks, leaving Wright's role in the offense up in the air moving forward.

Wright (knee) was held to two catches for 19 yards on seven targets, and also lost four yards on two carries Sunday against the Raiders.

EDGE Analysis

Wright ranked third on the team in targets in his first action since Week 8, and made it through the game without suffering any setbacks. He was unquestionably the Titans' top threat at the wide receiver position prior to his knee injury, and next week's matchup against a beatable Jaguars defense offers an excellent opportunity for the 26-year-old to reestablish his prominent role in Tennessee's offense.

Wright (knee) is active Sunday against the Raiders.

EDGE Analysis

Wright has been sidelined since Week 8, but he was a full practice participant Thursday and Friday, paving the way for his return. The Raiders allow the third-most passing yards per game this season, though they are 18th in YPA allowed.

Wright (knee) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Raiders.

EDGE Analysis

Following full practice sessions both Thursday and Friday, Wright is ready to play for the first time since Week 8. The matchup is excellent for Tennessee's passing offense, with Wright in particular standing to benefit from the continued struggles of Oakland cornerback D.J. Hayden, who plays the slot in nickel packages.

Wright (knee) practiced fully Thursday. "I think he's good to go, I really do," interim coach Mike Mularkey said Thursday with regard to Wright's chances of playing Sunday against the Raiders. "He had more reps today and I saw him do some things, so I feel good about him."

EDGE Analysis

Prior to missing the last three games with a knee injury, Wright had recorded 28 catches for 343 yards and three touchdowns in seven games in his role as a starting wideout for the Titans.

Wright returned to practice Wednesday for the first time since suffering a knee injury back on November 1.

EDGE Analysis

In the process, interim coach Mike Mularkey said that Wright looked good, which bodes well for the wideout's chances of returning to action Sunday against the Raiders. "He looked much better than I was expecting, he really did," Mularkey said Wednesday. "We still limited him to a specific number of plays, just to make sure we are not overusing him."