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Velus Jones Jr. RB | SEA
Bears' Velus Jones: Productive as rusher
Jones caught one pass for five yards and rushed twice for 33 yards In the Bears' 49-29 loss to the Cowboys on Sunday.
Jones had at least 15 yards on each of his rushing attempts, but he just missed out on a big play when Justin Fields slightly overthrew him on a deep pass after the receiver ran past a pair of defenders. With this being his most productive game of the season, the rookie will need to post more consistent production before being a player who can be relied upon in fantasy lineups.
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Equanimeous St. Brown WR | SF
Bears' Equanimeous St. Brown: Targeted three times
St. Brown caught one pass for five yards In the Bears' 49-29 loss to the Cowboys on Sunday.
St. Brown posted fewer than 10 yards for the third time over the last five games, and he's failed to find the end zone since Week 1. Although he has games with 39 and 48 yards this season, his lack of consistent production makes him a tough player to trust in fantasy lineups.
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N'Keal Harry TE | SEA
Bears' N'Keal Harry: Scores first touchdown for Chicago
Harry caught two passes for 24 yards in the Bears' 49-29 loss to the Cowboys on Sunday.
Harry was targeted twice, but his 24 yards was good for the second-highest total on the team. He's currently part of a five-player rotation at wide receiver, but unless he separates himself from the pack, he may struggle to see more than a handful of targets each week.
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Darnell Mooney WR | NYG
Bears' Darnell Mooney: Overcomes slow start
Mooney recorded five receptions on five targets for 70 yards in Sunday's 49-29 loss to the Cowboys.
Mooney got off to a slow start in the first half by tallying only one reception for three yards, with the Bears instead heavily reliant on their rushing attack. However, he was able to make some big plays in the second half -- highlighted by gains of 36 and 17 yards -- to lead the team in both receptions and receiving yards. His volume remains inconsistent, but Mooney has at least one catch of more than 20 yards in five straight games. In that same span, he's managed a minimum of 52 receiving yards per contest.
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Christian Watson WR | GB
Packers' Christian Watson: Back from two-game absence
Watson (hamstring) is active for Sunday's game in Buffalo, Mike Spofford of the Packers' official site reports.
After putting together three consecutive limited practices during Week 8 prep, Watson will end his absence due to a right hamstring issue at two games. With Allen Lazard (shoulder) sidelined Sunday, the Packers will be rolling with Romeo Doubs, Sammy Watkins, Watson, Samori Toure and Amari Rodgers at wide receiver. In four appearances so far in his rookie season, Watson has gathered in seven of 11 targets for 52 yards and taken three carries for 19 yards and one touchdown.
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K.J. Osborn WR | TEN
Vikings' K.J. Osborn: Secures key touchdown grab in win
Osborn brought in two of five targets for eight yards and a touchdown in the Vikings' 34-26 win over the Cardinals on Sunday.
The UM product's five-yard scoring grab with 8:36 remaining put the Vikings ahead for good and served as his second end-zone trip of the campaign. Osborn could be in position for more targets in the short term if the injuries sustained by Adam Thielen (knee) and Irv Smith (ankle) in Sunday's contest linger into a Week 9 road matchup against the Commanders.
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Diontae Johnson WR | CLE
Steelers' Diontae Johnson: Another underwhelming performance
Johnson recorded five receptions on nine targets for 35 yards in Sunday's 35-13 loss to the Eagles.
In a familiar refrain, Johnson led the Steelers in targets but was unable to produce anything with his opportunity. His longest catch of the day went for 14 yards, but he managed an abysmal 3.9 yards per target. Despite commanding at least seven targets in seven of eight games this season, Johnson has surpassed 60 yards only once.