Grant (toe) didn't practice Wednesday, Andrew Walker of Colts.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Grant was injured during Sunday's 33-17 win over Tennessee and has now been listed as a non-participant back-to-back days. Meanwhile, Zach Pascal (knee) and Dontrelle Inman both managed limited practices Wednesday, putting themselves on track to play in Saturday's playoff game at Houston. Inman, Pascal, Chester Rogers and T.Y. Hilton (ankle) each played more than half the snaps on offense in Week 17, with only the latter landing above 62 percent.

Grant (toe) is listed as a non-participant on Tuesday's estimated injury report.

EDGE Analysis

Grant suffered the injury during Sunday's 33-17 win over Tennessee, finishing with one catch for four yards on seven snaps. He saw just five targets and 45 snaps the previous two weeks, seemingly falling to fourth or fifth on the depth chart at wide receiver. An absence for Saturday's playoff game against Houston would leave a few more snaps for Chester Rogers and Zach Pascal.

Grant left Sunday's game against the Titans with a toe injury and is questionable to return, Stephen Holder of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

The injury was announced during the third quarter, at which point Grant had caught one of two targets for four yards. His departure could open up a few more snaps for Zach Pascal and Chester Rogers.

Ryan was targeted three times and recorded a five-yard catch during Sunday's 28-27 win over the Giants.

EDGE Analysis

Grant started the season with at least three catches in four of his first five outings of the season. He hasn't reached that total in any of his eight games since as Dontrelle Inman and Chester Rogers have taken larger roles in the offense. His regular season ends Sunday with the playoffs on the line against a Titans defense that held him to two catches for nine yards in Week 11.

Grant caught both his targets for 16 yards in Sunday's 23-0 win over the Cowboys.

EDGE Analysis

Grant actually finished second among Colts' wide receivers in both catches and yards -- trailing only T.Y. Hilton -- despite playing the fewest offensive snaps (17). The 27-year-old saw all his action in the first half as Indianapolis went run heavy with 30 rushing attempts after halftime. The snap total was Grant's lowest of the season as he has only seven receptions for 55 yards in the last six games.

Grant had one reception for 15 yards on his lone target in Sunday's win at Houston.

EDGE Analysis

Grant played 49 snaps on offense, but continued to be almost a non-factor in the passing game even with Dontrelle Inman missing the game. Grant has just five receptions and eight targets in his last five games.

Grant didn't have a reception on two targets in Sunday's loss at Jacksonville despite playing 42 snaps on offense.

EDGE Analysis

Grant's production and role on offense continue to shrink as he's had just three receptions and seven targets the past four games. It didn't help that he had a pass interference call on him as well in Sunday's game.

Grant had just one reception on his lone target in Sunday's win over Miami.

EDGE Analysis

Grant continues to fade in the Indy passing game with just four targets in three games since returning from an ankle injury. While he remains in the mix as Indy has spread around the targets among the receiving corps after T.Y. Hilton, it's hard to put any confidence that Grant will become more active in the passing game.

Grant had two receptions for 15 yards on three targets in Sunday's win over Tennessee.

EDGE Analysis

While Grant started at wide receiver, he played just 24 snaps as playing time and targets were evenly distributed among the wideouts after T.Y. Hilton. Zach Pascal played 24 snaps on offense, Chester Rogers played 21 snaps and Dontrelle Inman played 29 snaps. As a result of the Colts evenly distributing the ball, it's hard to put much faith in Grant's weekly production despite his status as a starter. He has just four targets the past two games after his return from injury and with signing of Inman in mid-October.

Grant caught his only target for a six-yard gain during Sunday's 29-26 win over the Jaguars.

EDGE Analysis

Grant played for the first time since suffering an injury in Week 6 and was clearly eased back into the action. He finished tied for eighth on the team in targets and could only manage a short gain on the only ball thrown his way. Grant played a sizable role earlier in the season, but it's unclear just how much he'll be used now that Andrew Luck's full complement of weapons is available. He'll look to get more involved next Sunday against the Titans.