Harvin (ribs) was not present for Wednesday's practice, Rich Cimini of ESPN reports.

We'll track Harvin's status in the coming days, though as of Tuesday, coach Rex Ryan wasn't especially optimistic regarding the wideout's chances of suiting up Sunday against the Dolphins.

Harvin (ribs) was not spotted at Tuesday's practice, Rich Cimini of ESPN reports.

Harvin was forced out of Sunday's loss to New England with a rib injury, and coach Rex Ryan said Monday that the versatile wideout was "extremely sore." Harvin hasn't been ruled in or out for Week 17, so keep an eye on his status before deploying him versus the Dolphins.

Coach Rex Ryan indicated Monday that Harvin, who hurt his ribs in Sunday's loss to the Patriots, is "extremely sore."

We'll track Harvin's status in the coming days, but at the very least, we'd expect the wideout's practice participation to be impacted in advance of Sunday's season finale against the Dolphins.

Harvin was forced out of Sunday's game against the Patriots with a rib injury, Rich Cimini of ESPN New York reports.

Prior to his exit from Sunday's contest, Harvin had recorded four catches for 44 yards and carried twice for one yard.

Harvin (ankle) is active for Sunday's game against the Patriots.

Harvin was a limited participant in practice Thursday and Friday but was still listed as probable for the game. He is the ultimate speculative play, as he has three games with fewer than 10 receiving yards in the last four weeks, but his other game was a six-catch, 124-yard, one-touchdown outing against the Vikings in Week 15.

Harvin (ankle) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Patriots, the Jets' official site reports.

While he was limited at practice Thursday and Friday, Harvin is line to suit up Sunday, though on the heels of a quiet effort in Week 15, the wideout is a speculative play this weekend.

Harvin (ankle) returned to a limited practice Thursday, the Jets' official site reports.

Per ESPN.com's Rich Cimini, Harvin, who sat out Wednesday's session, returned kickoffs during the media access portion of Thursday's practice, which would appear to bode well for the wideout's chances of suiting up Sunday against the Patriots.

Harvin (ankle) didn't practice Wednesday, the Jets' official site reports.

ESPN's Rich Cimini notes via coach Rex Ryan that Harvin played through a third-degree ankle sprain this past Sunday, a game in which ran once for 10 yards and was held without a catch. Coming off such a quiet game and still dealing with his ankle issue, Harvin is a speculative Week 16 play Sunday against the Patriots.

Harvin (ankle) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Titans.

Harvin - who recorded six catches for 124 yards with a TD last Sunday - is out there if you need him this week, but given his ankle issue and the unpredictable nature of Jets' passing game, he's something of a gamble in Week 15 fantasy lineups.

Harvin (ankle) will play Sunday against the Titans, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.

Harvin suffered the injury last Sunday against the Vikings and there was talk that it could have been a season-ender. However, after practicing on a limited basis this week, he'll give it a go after pasting the Vikings for 124 yards and a touchdown last weekend.

Harvin (ankle) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Titans, ESPN.com reports.

Harvin, who practiced on a limited basis Friday, believes that he will be able to suit up Sunday, but according to the Star Ledger, the wideout is viewed by the Jets as a game-time decision for the contest, which kicks off at 4:05 ET.

Though Harvin (ankle) expressed optimism Wednesday that he will play Sunday against the Titans, coach Rex Ryan suggested that such an outcome would be "a stretch," Rich Cimini of ESPN New York reports.

Back-to-back missed practices cloud the wideout's Week 15 status in any case, though if Harvin returns to the field in any capacity on Friday, he could emerge as a game-time decision for Sunday's 4:05 ET kickoff.

Harvin (ankle) sat out practice Thursday for the second day in a row, Rich Cimini of ESPN New York reports.

Harvin was able to work out on the side Thursday, but two days of missed practice to start the week does not bode well for his chances of playing Sunday against the Titans.

Harvin (ankle) did not practice Wednesday, ESPN's Rich Cimini reports.

More on Harvin's status as the week continues, but Cimini suggests that the wideout is unlikely to play Sunday against the Titans.

Harvin is dealing with what ESPN's Rich Cimini describes as a low ankle sprain.

That said, the report suggests via coach Rex Ryan that it doesn't look good with regard to Harvin's chances of suiting up Sunday against the Titans. More on the wideout's status no later than Wednesday, though at this stage, Harvin looks iffy, at best, for Week 15.

Harvin could miss the rest of the season after suffering an ankle injury Sunday against the Vikings, ESPN.com reports.

Harvin, who caught six passes on nine targets for 124 yards and a touchdown before suffering the injury late and missing overtime, was seen using crutches as he left TCF Bank Stadium, saying he was scheduled to undergo tests Monday. While the Jets' passing attack has hardly been prolific this season, Harvin's absence would be a big loss that would presumably open up more targets for Eric Decker and a slew of mediocre receiving options.

Harvin recorded six catches for 124 yards with a TD in Sunday's game against the Vikings before missing overtime with an ankle injury, the Daily News reports.

Harvin, who was targeted nine times in the game, was in the process of rebounding from back-to-back one-catch efforts prior to hurting his ankle Sunday. His status will thus need to be monitored as Week 15's game against the Titans approaches.

Harvin had six carries for 27 yards, adding one reception for six yards on three targets, in Monday's 16-13 loss to the Dolphins.

Geno Smith only attempted 13 passes, with five of those coming on the game's final drive. The Jets had eight different players record a carry, including Harvin and fellow wideouts Jeremy Kerley and Greg Salas. The Jets clearly prefer to get Harvin involved in the running game, but his six-carry outings were sandwiched around a zero-carry showing in Week 12. It's still best for his value if the team does more passing, though he hasn't had much luck through the air over the last three games. He'll enter next week's game against his former team, the Vikings, with just five receptions, 12 carries and 91 scrimmage yards over the past three weeks.

Harvin caught 1-of-2 targets for five yards in Monday's 38-3 loss to the Bills.

Harvin didn't record any carries, and he now has just 25 receiving yards over the last two games, after catching 11 balls for 129 yards in Week 9 against the Chiefs. The Jets may turn back to Geno Smith, but such a change probably wouldn't be of much use to Harvin, as both Smith and Michael Vick have been wildly inaccurate this season. On the bright side, the Jets will likely stay committed to involving Harvin in the offense, with little to lose at this point in the season.

Harvin (heel) had 56 yards on nine touches (six rushes, three catches) in Sunday's victory over Pittsburgh.

The Jets controlled the game throughout and therefore needed to throw just 18 passes. Harvin takes aims at Buffalo next week.