Mike Brown (shoulder) remained limited in Tuesday's practice.

Brown is in zero danger of missing Thursday night's game against the Texans. Despite regularly playing at least 80 percent of the offensive snaps weekly, Brown is no higher than the No. 3 option in the passing game. He's a WR5.

Mike Brown caught a seven-yard pass in Week 13 at Cleveland.

Brown was targeted just two times on the afternoon. He's behind Ace Sanders and Cecil Shorts on the wide receiver depth chart and isn't anything more than a WR5 in fantasy land. Brown and the Jags host the Texans on Thursday night.

Mike Brown (shoulder) is active for Week 13 against the Browns.

Brown missed last week's game against the Texans but is back after getting in limited practice sessions this week. At less than 100 percent, he's not a reliable fantasy option. Inactive for the Jaguars are DE Jeremy Mincey, QB Ricky Stanzi, WR Jeremy Ebert, WR Stephen Burton, RB Justin Forsett, CB Jamell Fleming, and OL Jacques McClendon.

Jaguars coach Gus Bradley confirmed Mike Brown (shoulder) will be a game-time decision for Week 13.

Brown will go through pre-game warmups before the Jaguars make an official decision on his status. He practiced on a limited basis this week and is officially listed as questionable on the injury report.

Mike Brown (shoulder) is listed as questionable for Week 13 against Cleveland.

Brown has practiced all week on a limited basis after missing last week's game against the Texans. He'll likely be a game-time decision, but we'd tentatively expect him to play Sunday. At less than 100 percent against a legit Browns defense, Brown will be nothing more than a shaky WR5 play.

Jaguars WRs Mike Brown (shoulder) and Cecil Shorts (groin) remained limited in Thursday's practice.

Brown is tentatively expected to return as Jacksonville's No. 2 receiver Sunday. His status will be updated on Friday. Shorts rarely gets in full practices, but is ready to go for Week 13.

Mike Brown (shoulder) was limited in Wednesday's practice.

Brown should return this week after missing last Sunday's win over the Texans. However, he's not a recommended fantasy option at less than 100 percent.

Mike Brown (shoulder) is expected to practice Wednesday.

Brown missed Sunday's win at Houston, allowing Ace Sanders to start and post a 4/61/0 line on five targets. Expect some kind of rotation in two-wide sets in this week's game against the Browns. It's a hands-off situation for fantasy owners.

Jaguars declared WR Mike Brown (shoulder) inactive for Week 12 against the Texans.

Per Jaguars.com, Ace Sanders will officially start in Brown's absence. Sanders picked up a ton of targets after Brown went down in Week 11, but still can't be trusted as more than a WR4 for PPR purposes against the Texans' stout pass defense. Also inactive for the Jaguars are QB Ricky Stanzi, CB Will Blackmon, DE Jeremy Mincey, WR Stephen Burton, G Jacques McClendon and DT Abry Jones.

Mike Brown (shoulder) remained out of Jaguars practice Thursday.

Brown is appearing very unlikely to go against the Texans, which would free up extra targets for thus far disappointing slot man Ace Sanders. Brown's status will be updated Friday, but owners that were planning to throw a WR4/5 hail mary need to be making other plans.

Mike Brown (shoulder) did not practice Wednesday.

Brown is dealing with an AC sprain and considered questionable for Sunday's game against the Texans. He'll likely need to return to practice by Friday to have a chance at playing this week. If Brown can't go, Kerry Taylor will replace him in two-wide sets, with Ace Sanders working in the slot.

Mike Brown has been diagnosed with an AC sprain and is questionable for Week 12.

Jaguars WR Mike Brown was forced from Sunday's game against the Cardinals with a shoulder injury, and is questionable to return.

Brown went down early in the third quarter. It's bad news for a team already missing Stephen Burton in the absence of Justin Blackmon. Brown had two catches for 23 yards before departing.

Mike Brown (ankle, probable) remained limited in Friday's practice.

Cecil Shorts is a superior player, but Brown has the superior Week 11 matchup as he'll do battle with Jerraud Powers while Shorts takes on Patrick Peterson. Brown remains more of a Hail Mary WR3 option against the Cardinals.

Mike Brown (ankle) remained limited in Thursday's practice.

Brown is fully expected to suit up for Sunday's game against the Cardinals. Now the Jaguars' No. 2 receiver, Brown is a WR4 with a bit of upside.

Mike Brown (ankle) was limited in Wednesday's practice.

Brown is in no danger of missing Week 11 against the Cardinals. He caught just two passes for 40 yards last week but played a full-time role and should see his targets increase once the Jags start falling behind on a regular basis again.

Mike Brown caught two passes for 40 yards in the Jaguars' Week 10 win over the Titans.

Jacksonville's receiving stats were way down as a unit on Sunday because they grabbed an early lead and never gave it up, featuring Maurice Jones-Drew (25 touches) instead. Most weeks, the Jaguars are playing from behind. Brown will continue to be a WR3 dice roll when the Jags take on the Cardinals in Week 11.

Beat writer Michael DiRocco says there is "some growing confidence" within the Jags in Mike Brown.

Brown, a college quarterback at Liberty, spent most of last season on the practice squad. A back injury caused him to miss most of the first four weeks this year, but he's been impressing since then. Working as the No. 3 receiver over the last three games, he's played on 78.6 percent of the snaps and recorded a 12/212/1 line. Now that Justin Blackmon is suspended for the year, Brown is expected to play every snap as the No. 2 wideout. He'll be a WR4 with upside as thanks to all the garbage-time work the Jags receivers get.

Mike Brown played on 41-of-75 snaps (54.6 percent) in Sunday's loss to the Niners.

Brown is entrenched as the No. 3 wideout on a team using a ton of three-wide looks. Over the last three weeks, he's played on 166-of-211 snaps (78.6 percent) and caught 12 passes for 212 yards with a touchdown. Brown will be on the deep-league radar when the Jags come out of their bye.

Jaguars WR Mike Brown caught five balls for 120 yards in Sunday's Week 7 loss to the Chargers.

The Jaguars went heavy on three-wide receiver packages in pass-happy comeback mode, and second-year undrafted free agent Brown exploded for easily the best game of his career. Brown played his college ball at Liberty and spend most of his first season on the Jaguars' practice squad. He's worth a look in deep fantasy leagues, but this will likely go down as Brown's best game of 2013, barring an injury to Cecil Shorts or Justin Blackmon.