Ebron was questionable entering game day, though he fully participated in Wednesday's practice - a great sign as to his potential availability. He'll be out there alongside Jack Doyle at tight end, and the duo will hope to take advantage of the Texans' linebacking corps.

Our models project Ebron for 2.7 catches, 26.6 receiving yards, 0.2 touchdowns and 5.4 FanDuel points.

Fuller hasn't played since Week 8 with the hamstring injury, but he's ready to make a return against the division rivals. That'll be a big boost for Deshaun Watson, as the Texans' passing offense has had difficulty spreading the field in Fuller's absence.

Our models project Fuller for 3.8 catches, 52.5 receiving yards, 0.3 touchdowns and 9.2 FanDuel points.

Hilton has missed the last couple games with the calf ailment, but he's ready to make his return against the Texans in a divisional showdown. His return would likely mean some less targets for Zach Pascal, who had been the No. 1 option out wide in Hilton's stead.

Our models project Hilton for 5.0 catches, 67.0 receiving yards, 0.4 touchdowns and 11.3 FanDuel points.

Samuel, George Kittle (knee), and Emmanuel Sanders (ribs) were all able to get in limited work at Thursday's practice and Maiocco believes all three will play on Sunday. The second-round pick has posted back-to-back 100-yard outings with Kittle on the sidelines and Sanders playing hurt.

Samuel is the WR34 in numberFire's Week 12 fantasy rankings. Our models project him for 9.2 FanDuel points, at a cost of $5,600. The Packers are 25th in the NFL in receiving yards allowed per game (275.6).

Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area believes Sanders will play in Sunday night's Week 12 matchup with the Green Bay Packers following a missed practice on Wednesday. Same goes for George Kittle (knee) and Deebo Samuel (shoulder).

Sanders turned in 112 yards in one game for the 49ers and has totaled 82 in the other three since being acquired from the Denver Broncos. The Packers are 25th in the NFL in receiving yards allowed per game (275.6).