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Higgins (toe) is listed as a limited participant on Monday's estimated practice report, per Charlie Goldsmith of The Cincinnati Enquirer.

Higgins caught five of seven targets for 93 yards during Sunday's win at the Jets. He took a helmet-to-helmet hit from Lamarcus Joyner that drew a flag in the first half, but he wasn't forced to miss any time. However, Higgins landed on the injury report Monday with a toe issue. The extent of the concern remains unclear, but it's something to monitor, especially with the Bengals on a short turnaround between games.

Waddle (groin) was listed as a non-participant on Monday's estimated practice report, per Travis Wingfield of the Dolphins' official site.

Waddle led the team with 102 receiving yards during Sunday's narrow win over the Bills, but he apparently picked up a groin injury as well. The extent of the issue is unclear, but it's something worth monitoring, especially with the Dolphins on a short week.

Reagor had one reception for two yards on his lone target in Sunday's win over Detroit. He also returned two punts for an average of 10 yards.

Reagor played just one snap on offense Sunday, so his role didn't grow after playing a surprise 10 snaps on offense Week 2. He's primarily working as a punt returner.

Evans' suspension was lifted Monday.

Evans' one-game suspension was upheld following an appeal, so he sat out the team's Week 3 loss to the Packers for his altercation with the Saints' Marshon Lattimore in Week 2. The veteran wideout's return should be a welcome sight for Tom Brady, who struggled against Green Bay without his top three pass catchers. Evans has caught eight of 11 targets for 132 yards and a score through his first two appearances of the season.

Guyton suffered a torn ACL during Sunday's loss to the Jaguars and will miss the remainder of the 2022 campaign, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Guyton caught two of three targets for 64 yards before getting hurt on Los Angeles' meaningless final drive with the game long decided. The wideout has been a solid deep threat over the past two-plus campaigns, catching 59 passes for 959 yards and six touchdowns, so his absence will be a significant blow to the Chargers offense.

Geiger was waived by the Buccaneers on Monday.

The 24-year-old joined the Buccaneers' active roster for Sunday's loss to the Packers since Mike Evans was suspended. Geiger played just three offensive snaps but will be let go now that Evans' suspension is over. If Geiger clears waivers, it wouldn't be surprising to see him wind up back on Tampa Bay's practice squad.

Strachan did not have a target or reception while playing just six snaps on offense in Sunday's win over Kansas City.

Strachan is a distant fifth receiver in the offense and may not get much playing time unless there are several injuries. He had just three targets last week when both Michael Pittman and Alec Pierce were out with injuries, so that doesn't bode well for any future meaningful role.

Dulin had just one reception for seven yards on his lone target in Sunday's win over Kansas City.

With both Michael Pittman and Alec Pierce returning from injuries, Dulin returned to his fourth receiver role. Dulin played on just 18 of the offense's 71 snaps. However, he's shown more this season than starter Parris Campbell (just five receptions in three games), so it wouldn't be surprising to see Dulin overtake Campbell for a larger role in the offense before too long.

Campbell started at receiver next to Michael Pittman, but he had just two receptions for 10 yards on two targets in Sunday's win over Kansas City.

Campbell played on 58 of the offense's 71 snaps, outpacing Alec Pierce (32) and Ashton Dulin (18). However, Pierce had five targets in his return from a concussion. Campbell has been almost a non-factor in the offense despite seeing the second-most snaps among receivers with just five receptions for 47 yards and no touchdowns through three games. He could be at risk of losing his starting job before too long.

Pierce (concussion) caught three of five targets for 61 yards in Sunday's 20-17 win over the Chiefs.

Pierce returned after missing Week 2 and immediately stepped into the No. 2 wide receiver role behind Michael Pittman, who returned from a quadriceps injury of his own. The rookie second-round pick will look to solidify his spot as Matt Ryan's second option in the passing game Week 4 against a Titans defense that's tied for the most touchdowns allowed to wide receivers with six this season.