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Hardman reeled in all two targets for 12 yards during Monday's 21-17 loss versus the Eagles.

The Chiefs continue to rotate in a number of wide receivers, and Hardman is no exception to that, playing 20 percent of the snaps Monday. Still, that ranked sixth among Kansas City's wideouts for playing time, so there's little to get excited about in terms of his potential weekly output. He even ceded punt return duties to Kadarius Toney on Monday, so Hardman seems to be trending in the wrong direction for fantasy purposes.

The Saints placed Thomas (knee) on injured reserve Tuesday, Brooke Kirchhofer of NewOrleans.Football reports.

Thomas sustained a knee injury on the opening drive in the team's last game Week 10 at Minnesota and wasn't able to return. Afterward, coach Dennis Allen called it a "fairly significant" issue, and following a Week 11 bye, he added that Thomas was "going to take some time" to get healthy, per John Hendrix of SI.com. With the veteran wideout sidelined, Rashid Shaheed and rookie sixth-rounder A.T. Perry should handle expanded roles.

Miami signed Chosen from its practice squad to its active roster Tuesday, Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports.

With Braxton Berrios (hamstring) and Chase Claypool (knee) banged up, the Dolphins saw fit to give Chosen a full-time promotion from their practice squad ahead of Week 12. In five games with Miami so far this season, he's converted four targets into three catches for 107 yards and a touchdown.

Lamb (ankle) practiced fully Tuesday, Jon Machota of The Athletic reports.

He opened Week 12 prep with a limited listing on Monday's practice estimate due to an ankle injury, but Lamb was a full participant the next day and doesn't appear to be in danger of missing Thursday's contest against the Commanders. Both coach Mike McCarthy (per Jane Slater of NFL Network) and Lamb himself (according to Machota) expressed confidence in such an outcome Tuesday, with the wide receiver saying, "I'll be out there." Lamb will look to exploit a Washington defense that has given up the second-most touchdowns (15) and second-most yards per target (9.7) to wide receivers through 11 games this season.

Toney reeled in both of his targets for 12 yards during Monday's 21-17 defeat against the Eagles.

After some down weeks prior to the bye in terms of playing time, Toney saw a slight uptick to above 20 percent of snaps for the first time since Week 6. He didn't produce much more, though he did handle a pair of carries for 14 yards in addition to his two grabs and served as the punt returner for the Chiefs over Mecole Hardman. Regardless, Toney's fantasy outlook isn't particularly bright the rest of the way.

Moore gathered in his only target for a 48-yard touchdown and tallied two carries for six yards during Sunday's 21-16 loss at Houston.

The Cardinals opened the scoring just 1:32 into the first quarter when Kyler Murray hit a streaking Moore for the wide receiver's longest catch of the campaign. However, Moore didn't see any other looks in the passing game, marking the second time in 11 games that he earned only one target. He'll turn his focus to a Week 12 matchup against a Rams defense that held him to 26 yards from scrimmage on seven touches back in Week 6.

Mims brought in two of three targets for 12 yards in Sunday's 21-20 win over the Vikings.

Mims operated as the Broncos' No. 3 wide receiver Sunday, as his 31 offensive snaps were behind just Courtland Sutton (44) and Jerry Jeudy (39). Despite the recent increase in his workload, the rookie wideout's production has failed to catch up. The talent is there for Mims to make big plays in an offense that could use a spark, but it seems that working him into the scheme is not a major priority for the coaching staff. The 21-year-old will remain extremely difficult to trust for fantasy purposes when the Broncos host the Browns in Week 12.

Peoples-Jones was targeted once but did not catch a pass during Sunday's 31-26 win over Chicago.

Making his Lions debut, the Michigan product logged just two snaps on offense compared to seven on special teams. Considering that Jameson Williams logged a season-high 68 percent of the offensive snaps, it seems that Peoples-Jones' snaps came at the expense of Kalif Raymond, who logged a season low. Peoples-Jones will need to take quite a few more snaps from one of Raymond, Williams or Josh Reynolds to start having any fantasy appeal.

Raymond caught one of two targets for five yards during Sunday's win over the Bears.

Raymond saw a season-low 20 percent of the offensive snaps, while Jameson Williams saw a season-high 68 percent of them and Donovan Peoples-Jones made his Lions debut. Raymond wasn't seeing enough playing time to warrant fantasy consideration in most formats to begin with, so any reduction in his role will push him further off the radar.

Reynolds caught one of two targets for 11 yards during Sunday's win over Chicago.

Reynolds has totaled four catches for 39 yards on seven targets over the past three weeks despite favorable matchups against the Raiders, Chargers and Bears. Meanwhile, Jameson Williams logged over half of the offensive snaps for the first time in his career last week in Los Angeles before shooting up to a nearly 68 percent figure against Chicago -- and snagging a 32-yard touchdown in the process. While Reynolds still finished second behind Amon-Ra St. Brown with a 73 percent snap share, it wouldn't be a surprise to see Williams jump Reynolds on the depth chart before season's end.