Harbor (calf) did not practice Wednesday, the Jaguars' official site reports.

With Marcedes Lewis on IR/designated for return, and Harbor still hurting, Marcel Jensen and Mickey Shuler are candidates to see the team's TE reps in Week 3's contest against the Colts.

Harbor (calf) intends to run Tuesday with the expectation of returning to practice Wednesday, the Jaguars' official site reports. "It's getting better," he said. "It's not 100 percent, but I think it's getting to the point where I can do some explosive stuff."

Marcedes Lewis' high ankle sprain will hold him out 6-to-8 weeks, leaving a void at tight end in Jacksonville. If Harbor can fend off the strained calf that has kept him off the field since July 28, he's the prime TE option to factor into the passing game. Although he's never been targeted more than 40 times in his four NFL campaigns, he's coming off a season in which he hauled in 24 catches (on 35 targets) for 292 yards and two touchdowns. Assuming active status is achieved Sunday versus the Colts, his looks should experience a modest uptick.

Harbor (calf) did not practice Friday and will not play Sunday against the Redskins.

Harbor will sit out for the second straight week, which again leaves Mickey Shuler as the backup to Marcedes Lewis, who is currently listed as probable but was a full participant in practice Thursday and Friday.

Harbor (calf) did not practice Friday and was ruled out for Week 1, the team's official site reports.

Harbor didn't practice at all this week because of a calf injury dating back to late July. He wouldn't serve much fantasy value even if he did take the field Sunday, but now he will serve none as he will be in street clothes. Mickey Shuler will back up Marcedes Lewis on Sunday against the Eagles.

Harbor (calf) did not practice Wednesday.

Harbor continues to sit out and is not expected to play in Sunday's opener against the Eagles. Mickey Shuler is expected to serve as the second tight end behind Marcedes Lewis.

Harbor (calf) did not practice Monday, the Florida Times-Union reports.

Per coach Gus Bradley, Harbor likely won't play Sunday against the Eagles, leaving newcomer Mickey Shuler in line to serve as Marcedes Lewis' top backup in Week 1.

Harbor (calf) will be sidelined for about a month, the Florida Times-Union reports.

While the timetable sets the stage for Harbor to miss the entire preseason, the report suggests that he could be back in time for the start of the regular season opener on Sept. 7. Harbor's absence leaves the Jags thin on tight end experience behind Marcedes Lewis, with the likes of Brandon Barden, Marcel Jensen, Reggie Jordan and D.J. Tialavea now jostling for backup slotting.

Jaguars TE Clay Harbor (calf) will be sidelined for the next month.

Harbor strained his calf earlier this week and will miss most of training camp. His roster spot is likely safe due to a complete lack of depth behind Marcedes Lewis.

Jaguars TE Clay Harbor will miss "more than a few days" with a strained calf.

Harbor had to be carted off the field on Monday night. He entered camp as the heavy favorite for No. 2 tight-end duties behind Marcedes Lewis. Undrafted rookie TE Marcel Jensen will get more looks while Harbor is sidelined.

Jaguars TE Clay Harbor (ankle) has been fully cleared and has been a full participant in OTAs.

Harbor broke his right ankle in the season finale and was medically cleared a couple weeks ago. Re-signed to a two-year, $3 million deal in March, catch-first tight end Harbor has the upper hand on the No. 2 job behind starter Marcedes Lewis. Harbor caught 24 passes in 16 games last season.

Jaguars re-signed TE Clay Harbor to a two-year contract.

The former Eagle appeared in all 16 games for the Jaguars last season, catching 24 passes for 292 yards and two scores. He broke his right leg in Week 17, but should be ready for OTAs. Harbor is a catch-first tight end, but the presence of Marcedes Lewis keeps his fantasy upside at zero.

Jaguars TE Clay Harbor fractured his right leg in Sunday's Week 17 loss to the Titans.

It's not the way Harbor wanted to head into free agency. The pass-catching tight end finished his first year in Jacksonville with a 24-292-2 line while appearing in all 16 games.

Clay Harbor caught two passes for 23 yards and one touchdown in Week 13 against the Browns.

Harbor saw three targets. His 18-yard touchdown grab on an out route kicked off the scoring for Jacksonville. Harbor isn't on the re-draft radar.

Clay Harbor caught three passes for 32 yards in Jacksonville's Week 11 loss to the Cardinals.

The Cardinals are notoriously vulnerable to opposing tight ends. Harbor entered Week 11 with just four catches over his past four games, and remains off the re-draft radar.

Jaguars TE Clay Harbor caught two passes for 29 yards in Sunday's Week 6 loss to the Broncos.

Harbor was Jacksonville's primary pass-catching tight end Sunday with Marcedes Lewis and Allen Reisner injured. He has no re-draft fantasy value.

Clay Harbor caught three passes for 34 yards and a touchdown in Jacksonville's Week 2 loss to the Raiders.

Ahead of Allen Reisner on the depth chart in Marcedes Lewis' (calf) absence, Harbor's score is the Jaguars' only touchdown of the season to date. It could easily end up his last of the year. He's not on the fantasy radar.

Jaguars claimed TE Clay Harbor off waivers from the Eagles.

Along with D.J. Williams, Harbor is the second tight end the Jaguars have claimed this weekend. A 2010 fourth-rounder, Harbor has talent to spare, but has been thwarted by a shaky pair of hands. He's also a poor route runner. Harbor spent time at receiver this summer, and could get a look there in Jacksonville. He's not going to open the season with a role on offense.

Eagles waived TE Clay Harbor.

Harbor received plenty of looks at receiver this preseason but didn't show enough consistency. He caught four balls for 64 yards in exhibition play. Harbor has a ton of talent, but untimely drops did him in. The former fourth-rounder has 47 catches for 421 yards and four touchdowns through three seasons. Harbor has one year left on his rookie deal. He could get a look on the waiver wire.

Clay Harbor confirmed he's been moved to wide receiver.

Harbor was buried as the fourth-string tight end. With the Eagles now desperate at wideout, they'll give the 6'3/250-pounder a shot at lining up out wide. We wouldn't expect much success. Although Harbor has good athleticism, he's extremely limited as a route-runner. Harbor has just 47 catches for 421 yards with four touchdowns in his three-year career.

Eagles TE Clay Harbor lined up at receiver in Sunday's practice.

It at least makes more sense than Harbor at linebacker. Harbor is buried on the tight end depth chart, while the Eagles are short on healthy wideouts. In theory, it could boost Harbor's chances of keeping his roster spot, but that ship has likely sailed regardless.