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The Lions could have defensive end Marcus Davenport back on the field for Thursday's game against the Packers.

Davenport was listed as a full participant in practice for the second straight day as he works his way back from a shoulder injury that's kept him out for Week 2. Head coach Dan Campbell said on Tuesday that Davenport has been doing all he can to come off of injured reserve.

"It would be big to be able to get him back," Campbell said, via the team's website. "He's done a lot to get back. The amount of work that he's put in and the amount of rehab. And look, it's not his fault things have happened. All you can do is go back to work and do everything you can to return and get your body healed up and come back better than you were. And he's done everything that that requires. So, we're hopeful. He walked through yesterday, he's going to walk through again today, and we'll see."

Edge rusher Josh Paschal (back) is also on his way back from injured reserve, but was listed as out of practice after being listed as full on Monday. Center Graham Glasgow (knee), safety Kerby Joseph (knee), wide receiver Kalif Raymond (ankle), and tight end Brock Wright (neck) were also listed as non-participants Tuesday.

Cornerback Terrion Arnold (concussion), left tackle Taylor Decker (shoulder), right guard Tate Ratledge (knee), running back Jacob Saylors (back, shoulder), right tackle Penei Sewell (ankle), wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa (hand), and running back Sione Vaki (ankle, thumb) remained in the limited category. Safety Brian Branch (toe, ankle) moved up to full participation.

Running back Josh Jacobs did not play for the Packers in Week 12, but it looks like he's in play for Thursday's matchup with the Lions.

Jacobs was listed as a limited participant for the second straight day on Tuesday. Jacobs hurt his knee in a win over the Giants and was listed as questionable before landing on the inactive list last Sunday.

Cornerback Keisean Nixon (neck) was also listed as limited in what was a walkthrough practice. The Packers said he would not have practiced on Monday.

Wide receiver Savion Williams (foot), defensive end Lukas Van Ness (foot), and defensive tackle Karl Brooks (ankle) remained out of practice. Wide receiver Matthew Golden (shoulder), linebacker Quay Walker (neck), cornerback Nate Hobbs (knee), afety Javon Bullard (ankle), linebacker Edgerrin Cooper (foot, shoulder), wide receiver Jayden Reed (shoulder, foot), right tackle Zach Tom (back), and wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks (calf) remained in the limited category.

There is some positive news on the Cowboys’ injury report when it comes to one of their top offensive weapons.

Receiver George Pickens was upgraded to a limited participant on Tuesday after he was estimated as a non-participant on Monday.

Pickens is dealing with knee and calf injuries. Pickens has finished with 144 and 146 yards over the last two weeks in wins over the Raiders and Eagles, respectively.

In 11 games with Dallas this year, Pickens has 67 receptions for 1,054 yards with a career-high eight touchdowns.

Pickens was not the only player upgraded, as defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa (elbow) and receiver KaVontae Turpin (shoulder/illness) also went from DNP to limited on Tuesday’s report.

Offensive tackle Tyler Guyton (ankle) remained a non-participant.

Cornerback Caelen Carson (hamstring) was added to the injury report as limited.

Defensive end Jadeveon Clooney (neck), defensive end Dante Fowler (shoulder), safety Malik Hooker (toe/thigh), and safety Donovan Wilson (neck) all remained limited.

Cornerback DaRon Bland (wrist), defensive end James Houston (wrists/knee), fullback Hunter Luepke (hip), guard Tyler Smith (knee), and defensive tackle Solomon Thomas (calf) all remained full.