Revis, Decker, Ivory game-time calls

Darrelle Revis (groin), Eric Decker (sprained knee) and Chris Ivory (quad) are all listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against Philadelphia. All three will be gametime decisions, according to coach Todd Bowles, with Revis the most likely to play.

“Revis, barring anything, he’s getting better,’’ Bowles said. “He’s still sore and we’ll warm him up on Sunday and see how he does as well. He’s getting better. It’s just a matter of how much better he gets.’’

After not practicing at all Wednesday, Revis was limited Thursday and Friday. Ivory didn’t practice Wednesday or Thursday, but was upgraded to limited Fri day, while Decker still hasn’t practiced.

Decker’s potential absence makes it more likely rookie receiver Devin Smith could make his debut, after sitting out the first two games recovering from broken ribs. Smith was fit enough to play Monday against the Colts, according to Bowles, but was a healthy scratch. With Chris Owusu (knee) out and Decker questionable, Smith, a secondround pick from Ohio State, could play.

“He’s still in the mix even if Decker does dress,’’ Bowles said of Smith, who would be on a snap count. “If he’s out there, he has to do his job.”

That job likely would include gunner on special teams.

Geno Smith (jaw) is cleared, but Bowles said he hasn’t decided if Smith or rookie Bryce Petty will be the No. 2 quarterback on Sunday.

Asked on Sirius XM about not being in the conversation as the NFL’s top receiver, Brandon Marshall said: “It’s my craft, it’s art to me. And when I go out there I just try my best to not only to be the No. 1 receiver on my team but being the No. 1 receiver in the league. And to be totally honest and transparent, it pisses me off that no one recognizes that.”