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Claypool secured all seven of his targets for 96 yards and a touchdown while rushing once for eight yards during the Steelers' 20-18 win over the Buccaneers on Sunday.

Claypool has had a somewhat inconsistent start to the season, but he had his best game of the year during Sunday's upset win over Tampa Bay. The 24-year-old reached the end zone for the first time this season with a six-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter, and he had a pair of catches in the closing minutes for two third-down conversions to help seal the win. In spite of Claypool's inconsistent fantasy results early in the year, he's had at least six targets in five of the first six games of the season.

Coutee has suffered a concussion and will not return Sunday against the Jaguars, Joel A. Erickson of The Indianapolis Star reports.

Coutee suffered the injury taking a hard hit on a punt return. He was able to slowly walk off the field with the help of trainers and went to the locker room. He will now have to work his way through the leagues concussion protocols before returning to play again.

Cobb left Sunday's game against the Jets due to an ankle injury.

On the same play on which an Aaron Jones run was blown up early in the third quarter, Cobb needed assistance to get off the field. After going in the medical tent, he then was carted to the locker room. Officially questionable to return, Cobb will end Week 6 with one reception (on one target) for eight yards if he remains sidelined.

Agnew was forced out of Sunday's game against the Colts with a knee injury.

Before leaving the contest, Agnew caught his only target for five yards and rushed once for 19 yards. In his absence, Christian Kirk and Zay Jones will continue to lead the Jaguars' Week 6 wideout corps.

Eskridge (illness) is active for Sunday's Week 6 clash against the Cardinals, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

The second-year wideout was able to overcome an early-week illness to return to limited practice participation by Thursday, so his availability was expected. Now that it's confirmed, Eskridge is slated to fill his usual No. 4 receiver role, one that's netted a meager 3-16 line on five targets thus far across five games.

Goodwin (knee/back) is active for Sunday's Week 6 clash against the Cardinals, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

The veteran speedster will therefore be available to fill his usual No. 3 role against Arizona. Goodwin has logged at least 25 snaps from scrimmage in each of the four contests he's played in thus far, but that's resulted in just an 8-53 line on eight targets.

Kupp (foot) is active for Sunday's Week 6 clash against the Panthers, Sarah Barshop of ESPN.com reports.

The star wideout was trending in the right direction at the end of the practice week despite a pair of limited sessions, and his active status is now confirmed. Kupp should therefore find himself in his usual voluminous role as the linchpin of the Rams air attack versus Carolina.

Anderson (illness) is listed as active Sunday at the Rams, Darin Gantt of the Panthers' official site reports.

Tacked on to the Panthers' injury report Friday as a non-participant due to an illness, Anderson is feeling well enough to be available to the team Week 6. It's unclear if he'll be impacted in any way, but he nonetheless will be one of P.J. Walker's top targets with Baker Mayfield (ankle) sidelined. While Anderson has hauled in just 13 of 27 targets through five games, he's averaging 15.8 yards per catch, which is good for a tie for 12th in the NFL this season.

Bourne was forced out of Sunday's game against the Browns with a toe injury.

Prior to his exit, Bourne caught his only target for 17 yards. In his absence, Tyquan Thornton is in line to see added wideout snaps alongside Jakobi Meyers and DeVante Parker.

Ezukanma (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's matchup against Minnesota.

Although Ezukanma returned to practice Friday after sustaining an eye injury, he won't take the field due to the coach's decision. This will be his sixth consecutive game being a healthy scratch this season.