Walker hauled in 4-of-6 targets for 36 yards Sunday against the Bills.

Walker, like the rest of Tennessee's offense, was kept quiet for most of the night by a ferocious Bills defense. His six targets tied for the team lead, so it's apparent that the poor performance wasn't due to a lack of attention from quarterback Marcus Mariota. Next week's matchup with a struggling Dolphins team offers a strong rebound opportunity for the tight end.

Walker (wrist) caught 7-of-10 targets for 68 yards Sunday against the Colts.

Walker seemed fully healthy after missing Week 2 with a wrist injury, trailing only Kendall Wright in targets and tying him for the team lead in receptions. Quarterback Marcus Mariota clearly has a high level of trust in Walker, so the tight end should continue to be heavily targeted moving forward.

Walker (wrist) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Colts.

Walker who caught three passes for 43 yards and a TD in Week 1 -- missed last Sunday's game due to sprained ligaments in his right wrist, but now that he's back in in business, he will look to take advantage of a banged-up Colts' secondary on Sunday.

Walker (wrist) practiced again Friday and is considered probable for Sunday's game against the Colts.

Walker missed last Sunday's game due to sprained ligaments in his right wrist, but after being a full participant in practice both Thursday and Friday, it appears he'll be back in action this weekend. Should that prove true, Walker will look to take advantage of a banged-up Colts secondary come Sunday.

Walker (hand/wrist) practiced fully Thursday.

After being inactive in Week 2, Walker practiced in a limited fashion Wednesday, before graduating to a full session Thursday. Walker is clearly trending in the right direction, a notion that would be supported by an official probable designation (when the Titans' Friday injury report is released) in advance of Sunday's game against the Colts.

Walker (hand/wrist) practiced in a limited fashion Wednesday, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Walker appears to be trending in the right direction, noting Wednesday that he feels good at this stage of the week and is optimistic about playing Sunday against the Colts.

Walker, who is dealing with sprained ligaments in his right wrist, noted Monday that he is making strides with his injury, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

That said, the tight end's status moving forward has yet to be determined, thus clouding his status for this Sunday's contest against the Colts.

Walker (wrist) is listed as inactive Sunday at Cleveland.

Walker fit in a full practice Friday, but sprained ligaments in his wrist will nonetheless keep him on the sideline, as he suggested may happen earlier in the week. In his stead, Anthony Fasano and Craig Stevens are the logical candidates to receive an uptick in snaps, though neither tight end is an intriguing pass-catching option at this point in their respective careers.

Walker (wrist) isn't expected to play Sunday at Cleveland, Josina Anderson of ESPN reports.

Such a sentiment is backed up by Tiffany Blackmon of NFL Network, so owners are safe to assume that Walker won't suit up in Week 2. With Walker likely donning street clothes, the Titans will turn to Anthony Fasano and Craig Stevens to man tight end.

Walker (wrist) was a full participant in Friday's practice, The Tennessean reports.

Walker missed the Titans' past two practices because of sprained ligaments in his wrist, but encouragingly was able to return as a full participant Friday. While his status is still considered questionable for Week 2 against the Browns, Walker appears to be trending in the right direction. As a result, his progress should continue to be monitored leading up to Sunday's 1:00 ET kickoff.

Walker, who is dealing with sprained ligaments in his right wrist, was able to practice on Friday, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

We'll have to see what Walker's level of participation was, and how the Titans officially list him, but the tight end's return to practice Friday, in any capacity, is a positive sign with regard to his potential availability for Sunday's game against the Browns.

Walker -- who is dealing with sprained ligaments in his right wrist -- did not practice Thursday, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

With Walker having previously indicated that he is getting "better by the day," a return to practice, in any capacity on Friday, could brighten the tight end's Week 2 playing prospects. More on Walker's status for Sunday's game against the Browns no later than Friday, upon the release of the Titan's final injury report for this week.

Walked said Wednesday that he is dealing with a sprained ligament in his wrist, John Glennon of The Tennessean reports.

Walker's injury was originally labeled as a hand issue, but the greater specificity of the ailment offers a more clearer picture of what exactly he's dealing with. While not severe, the nature of the injury puts Walker's status in question for Sunday's game against the Browns, with the tight end himself conceding that it might be smart to sit for a week and avoid risking a more serious setback. Keep an eye on Walker's participation in practice during the week, which will likely be the determining factor in his availability for Sunday.

Coach Ken Whisenhunt relayed Monday that Walker's hand is not broken.

Per the report, Whisenhunt indicated a degree of optimism with regard to the tight end's Week 2 status, noting that the Titans may have Walker available this week when the team takes on the Browns on Sunday at 1:00 ET.

Walker (hand) was wearing a cast after Sunday's game against the Bucs, but he said he did not break his hand, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official website reports.

Walker suffeed a hand injury during the second half and was listed as questionable to return, but with with Titans sitting on a huge lead, there was no point bringing him back in the game. If he isn't ready for Week 2 against the Browns, Anthony Fasano will likely start at tight end. Rookie quarterback Marcus Mariota had a very impressive debut, completing 13 of 16 passes for 209 yards and four touchdowns.

Walker suffered a hand injury in Sunday's win over the Bucs, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official website reports.

Walker caught three passes for 43 yards and a TD in the game, with his fantasy prospects moving forward -- assuming his hand issue is nothing major -- bolstered by QB Marcus Mariota's strong NFL debut on Sunday.

Walker didn't record a catch (two targets) in Friday's preseason loss at Kansas City.

This was Walker's first game this preseason, as he had been dealing with a thumb injury. He almost came down with a long pass from rookie Marcus Mariota, but could not hang on to the ball. The veteran TE should be in line for another solid season, especially if Mariota develops like most think he will.

Walker (thumb) didn't suit up against the Rams on Sunday but will play against the Chiefs on Friday, according to Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official website.

Walker is locked in as the starting tight end, so his absence from the first two preseason game shouldn't have any impact on his role. Following a two-turnover showing in Tennessee's first preseason game, rookie quarterback Marcus Mariota completed five of eight passes for 58 yards without any turnovers in Sunday's exhibition.

Walker (thumb) participated in team drills while wearing a soft cast Sunday, Terry McCormick of TitanInsider.com reports.

Walker participated in both individual and team drills, saying afterward that he feels comfortable with the soft cast. He may miss another preseason game but should get in some work before Week 1.

Walker (thumb) was spotted doing individual work on Sunday, Terry McCormick of TitanInsider.com reports.

Walker sat out Friday's preseason opener, but with the team's next contest not until next Sunday, it's possible Walker could be ready in time for that game.