James Jones caught one pass for 17 yards in Week 9 against the Bears.

Making his first appearance since suffering a Week 6 knee injury, Jones was targeted three times. After Aaron Rodgers went down with a left shoulder injury on the opening possession, Seneca Wallace came on and threw just 19 passes. Jones didn't play his normal snaps, as he was the No. 3 receiver and only entered in three-wide sets. He appeared healthy, but a lot hinges on Rodgers' health.

James Jones (knee) is active for Monday night's Week 9 games against the Bears.

Jones was listed as questionable after returning to practice Friday and Saturday. He missed two games. Jones, Jordy Nelson, and Jarrett Boykin will comprise the Packers' three-wide set with Nelson likely manning the slot. Jones is a WR3 who may not play his full complement of snaps in the return. Inactive for the Packers are WR Chris Harper, CB James Nixon, OLB Clay Matthews (thumb), OLB Nick Perry (foot), TE Jermichael Finley (spine), DE Josh Boyd, and DE C.J. Wilson.

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports James Jones (knee) is likely to play Monday night against the Bears.

Jones got in two limited practices this week, suggesting he has a good chance to suit up after missing two games. With the Packers and Bears not kicking off until Monday night, it would be a bit of a gamble to plug Jones, who is shaping up as a game-time decision, into fantasy lineups. He'll be a WR3 if active.

James Jones (knee) practiced on a limited basis Saturday and is listed as questionable for Week 9.

It was his second straight limited practice after returning on Friday. Packers coach Mike McCarthy said Jones "did more than yesterday" and is "up in the air" for Sunday's game. Jones is a full-blown game-time decision. He'll be a WR3 if active against the Bears.

James Jones (knee) is practicing again Saturday.

Beat writer Tyler Dunne observed Jones "doing everything" in the portion open to the media, suggesting Jones is getting in a full session one day after returning to practice on a limited basis. It appears Jones has a pretty good chance of suiting up Monday night against the Bears. Jones is a WR3.

James Jones (knee) returned to a limited practice on Friday.

Jones looks to be trending in the right direction, but there is still no clarity regarding his Week 9 availability. He'll probably wind up as a game-time decision on Monday Night Football. Teams that play in MNFers do not release final injury report classifications until Saturday. We'd look for a questionable tag tomorrow from Jones. If Jones does return against the Bears, Green Bay's most likely three-wide package would have Jones and Jarrett Boykin outside with Jordy Nelson at slot receiver. Myles White would probably be the No. 4. All Packers wideouts are capable of playing all three of the receiver positions. It's an emphasis of the coaching staff.

James Jones (knee) remained absent from Packers practice Thursday.

It's a strong sign Jones will miss his third straight game when the Packers host the Bears for Monday Night Football. Jones will have to get in at least a limited session on Friday to have any real shot at playing. Owners should plan on another week of Jarrett Boykin starting opposite Jordy Nelson.

James Jones (knee) is inactive for Sunday night's Week 8 game against the Vikings.

Jones has still yet to resume practicing and was officially listed as doubtful on the injury report. Jarrett Boykin will make another start opposite Jordy Nelson. Also inactive for the Packers are LB Clay Matthews, TE Jermichael Finley, LB Nick Perry, CB James Nixon, LB Brad Jones and TE Ryan Taylor.

James Jones (knee) is listed as doubtful for Week 8 against the Vikings.

This is a downgrade from last week, when Jones was listed as questionable. He hasn't gotten in a single practice rep since before Week 6. Jarrett Boykin and Jordy Nelson will be Green Bay's starting wide receivers indefinitely.

James Jones (knee) remained sidelined at Packers practice Friday.

Jones isn't going to play this week. Jarrett Boykin will make another start opposite Jordy Nelson. Nelson is locked in as a top-four receiver play while Boykin is Rotoworld's No. 22 receiver for Week 8. Consider Jones questionable for Week 9, though the feeling is he has a good shot to play next week.

James Jones (knee) remained out of Packers practice Thursday.

Barring a surprise return to practice on Friday, Jones will be sidelined for Week 8. Jones has already hinted he won't suit up, leaving Jarrett Boykin to make another start opposite Jordy Nelson. Week to week, Jones should have a good shot at returning in Week 9.

James Jones (knee) suggested he's unlikely to play in Sunday's game against the Vikings.

James Jones (knee) remained sidelined at practice Wednesday.

Jones is still battling a sprained PCL. The Packers were initially given a 2-3 week timetable on Jones. He's day-to-day at this point but we'd consider him doubtful to play this week against the Vikings on Sunday Night Football.

Packers coach Mike McCarthy "hopes" to have James Jones (knee) for Week 8, but admits he was given a 2-3 week timetable upon going down in Week 6.

"James is not your normal guy," McCarthy said at Monday's presser. "Genetically gifted." Be that as it may, Jones is still likely to miss one more game. His status will be updated on Wednesday. Jarrett Boykin will get another start opposite Jordy Nelson if Jones can't go.

James Jones (knee) is inactive for Week 7 against the Browns.

Green Bay's Week 7 inactives are Jones, CB Casey Hayward, RB James Starks, LB Clay Matthews, LB Nick Perry, LB Brad Jones, and TE Ryan Taylor. Every single one of those players has an injury; the Packers right now are among the most banged-up teams in the league. Jones is week to week with a PCL sprain.

FOX Sports' Jay Glazer reports James Jones (PCL sprain) is expected to be inactive against the Browns.

The Packers host the Browns at 4:25PM ET. Although Jones was listed as questionable on Friday's final injury report, he was always expected to be inactive for this game after not getting in a single practice rep during the week. Look for Jordy Nelson and Jermichael Finley to be the focal points of Green Bay's passing offense, with another hefty workload for emerging RB1 Eddie Lacy.

James Jones (knee) is listed as questionable for Week 7 against the Browns despite not practicing at all this week.

The Packers seem to be attempting to give off the impression Jones has a chance to play, but in all likelihood his PCL sprain is at least a 1-2 week injury. Look for Jordy Nelson, Myles White, and Jarrett Boykin to formulate Green Bay's three-receiver packages in Sunday's game versus Cleveland.

James Jones (knee) remained sidelined at Packers practice Friday.

It's looking like Jones is going to sit out this week against the Browns. He hasn't practiced at all since suffering a sprained PCL last week versus the Ravens. Fantasy owners need to make other plans for their WR3. Jordy Nelson and Jarrett Boykin will handle receiver duties, while Jermichael Finley will work the slot more this week. Brandon Bostick could see some work at tight end.

James Jones (knee) remained out of Packers practice Thursday.

The Pack are hoping to know Jones' Week 7 status by Friday, but it's not looking like he's going to play. That would leave Jarrett Boykin as Aaron Rodgers' No. 2 receiver. Even if Jones does suit up, he'd likely be on a strict snap count. You need to be making other plans at your WR3 spot.

James Jones (leg) did not participate in Packers practice Wednesday.

Jones is reportedly battling a sprained PCL, but the Packers have yet to reveal anything. Coach Mike McCarthy addresses the media every Wednesday afternoon, so it's possible we'll find out more. For now, Jones' Week 7 status is up in the air.