Davis (undisclosed) was healthy for June minicamp and appeared much improved from last year, Rich Tandler of NBC Sports Washington reports.

EDGE Analysis

A 2017 sixth-round pick, Davis spent most of last season on the practice squad and now figures to compete with Trey Quinn, Brian Quick and a host of undrafted rookies for what likely will be one or two roster spots. The Georgia State University product was one of the stars of last year's combine, posting a 4.44-second 40-yard dash and 41-inch vertical at 6-foot-3, 219 pounds. He could eventually develop into a starter but would be lucky to push Maurice Harris for the No. 4 spot this year.

Davis (undisclosed) is unable to participate in Wednesday's practice, John Keim of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Davis is reportedly present at the team facility, but it isn't clear why he isn't participating. The 2017 sixth-rounder is currently competing with a slew of other depth-caliber receivers for slotting under the Redskins' top trio of Jamison Crowder, Paul Richardson, and Josh Doctson.

Davis failed to record a reception in the one game he played for the Redskins in 2017.

EDGE Analysis

The 2017 sixth-round selection found himself on the very bottom of Washington's depth chart this season, spending the majority of the year on the practice squad. He'll now have the offseason to grow in Matt Cavanaugh's offense as one of four receivers currently under contract for next season.

Davis (concussion) is inactive for Sunday's matchup with the Giants.

EDGE Analysis

Davis entered the concussion protocol after last week's game against Denver and failed to clear it in time for the season finale. His absence shouldn't impact the offense greatly, as he is little more than a depth receiver.

Davis (concussion) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Giants.

EDGE Analysis

Davis was a limited practice participant Thursday and Friday but is yet to be officially cleared from the concussion protocol. The 22-year-old could still clear the protocol over the weekend, but he is slated for a limited offensive role even if available for the season finale.

Davis (concussion) was a limited participant at the Redskins' practice Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Davis did not practice Wednesday after sustaining the concussion in Sunday's win over the Broncos, and has yet to clear the concussion protocol. The 22-year-old still has a chance to prove his progress through the protocol, but appears headed towards a questionable tag for Week 17.

Davis (concussion) won't practice Wednesday, John Keim of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Davis remains in the NFL's concussion protocol after suffering the head injury in Sunday's 27-11 win over the Broncos. He'll likely need to put in at least one full practice this week and receive clearance from an independent neurologist by Friday or Saturday in order to suit up in the Redskins' season finale against the Giants. Davis is at the bottom of Washington's depth chart at receiver and would likely be limited to a special-teams role if he's active Week 17.

Davis entered the league's concussion protocol following Sunday's game.

EDGE Analysis

If Davis is to play in Week 17, he'll have to clear the league's concussion protocol sometime during the week. If he can't play, Brian Quick would likely consume most of the leftover depth production.

Davis (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Chargers.

EDGE Analysis

Promoted from the practice squad earlier in the week, Davis wasn't able to parlay the appointment into an immediate spot on the game day active list, even with fellow wideout Maurice Harris (concussion) unavailable. The Redskins are only keeping four wide receivers active for the contest, relegating Davis to street clothes.

Davis was promoted to the active roster Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Davis likely won't be used outside of special teams. Nonetheless, the promotion yields a positive outlook for his future in the league, if not with the Redskins.