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Jones caught one of two targets for 20 yards in Sunday's 32-13 loss to the Bengals.

Jones' offensive snap share surpassed the 70-percent mark for a third straight week, but he was held without a reception until the Raiders' penultimate drive of the game. On a more positive note, each of Jones' last four catches have gone for 20 or more yards. However, Jones could see his opportunities diminish soon if newcomer DeSean Jackson becomes more involved in the offense.

Edwards was not targeted in Sunday's 32-13 loss to the Bengals.

Edwards paced his position group in offensive snap share Sunday, but his only touch of the entire contest came early in the third quarter when he rushed for no gain on one carry. The Raiders' wide receiver corps ultimately combined for just six total targets, while tight end Darren Waller and running back Josh Jacobs saw a collective 15 looks from quarterback Derek Carr. Edwards should continue to receive ample playing time, however, so he'll look to bounce back Thursday in Dallas.

Reagor caught one of his three targets for a loss of one yard in Sunday's 40-29 win over the Saints.

The TCU product operated as the No. 3 receiver, playing 54 snaps -- nine fewer than Quez Watkins and 42 more than the next-closest wideout, J.J. Arcega-Whiteside. Reagor has exactly one catch in each of his past four games for a combined total of five yards, however.

Watkins did not catch his only target in Sunday's 40-29 win over the Saints.

A week after setting a season high in catches, Watkins saw a season low in both receptions and targets. While he still played more than Jalen Reagor, neither wideout is likely to be able to produce consistently in what is increasingly a run-first offense in Philadelphia.

Slayton caught four of seven targets for 37 yards but lost a fumble in Monday night's 30-10 loss to the Buccaneers.

Slayton's long gain of 21 yards helped him rank second on the Giants in receiving, even though his fumble on the last play of the first half cancelled some of his production out. The third-year pro has been a frustrating figure this season, and with rookie Kadarius Toney hauling in seven of 12 targets to go with Saquon Barkley's six grabs Monday, Slayton has stiff competition for looks within an inconsistent New York offense.

Kirk corralled two of five targets for 25 yards during Sunday's 23-13 win at Seattle.

With DeAndre Hopkins (hamstring) again sidelined, Kirk joined A.J. Green and Rondale Moore as the top wide receivers available for the Cardinals. Colt McCoy was also under center for a third straight game with Kyler Murray (ankle) out. The lack of production was notable after Kirk combined for a 13-149-0 line on 14 targets between Weeks 9 and 10, but each member of this receiving corps has had its highs and lows this season. Arizona has a Week 12 bye, so the offense as a whole could be back to normal by the time it takes the field again Sunday, Dec. 5 at Chicago.

Toney caught seven of 12 targets for 40 yards in Monday night's 30-10 loss to the Buccaneers.

Toney flashed his shiftiness on a few occasions, but he was limited to underneath routes amid struggles from the offensive line and quarterback Daniel Jones. Although that restricted his efficiency, Toney still led the Giants in all major receiving categories. The rookie will hope to remain similarly involved while taking on the Eagles in Week 12.

Foster was placed on the Cowboys' practice squad COVID-19 list Monday, Aaron Wilson of Sportstalk 790 Houston reports.

Foster has yet to appear in a game this season and he won't have an opportunity to do so until he's activated from the COVID-19 list. He played in four games a season ago for Washington, hauling in two catches for 37 yards on six targets.

Godwin caught all six of his targets for 65 yards and a touchdown in Monday night's 30-10 win over the Giants. He also rushed once for seven yards.

Godwin started the scoring by taking a screen pass 13 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter. That play gave him three scores in his last four outings, all of which have seen teammate Antonio Brown (ankle) sidelined. Godwin also nearly found the end zone a second time Monday after an impressive run-after-catch sequence to close the first half, only for it to be negated by a holding call. Regardless, it was another strong showing from the wideout, who was reliable on underneath and crossing routes all night. Whether or not Brown returns in Week 12, Godwin will strive to keep his momentum going in an interesting matchup versus the Colts.

Evans caught six of 11 targets for 73 yards and a touchdown in Monday night's 30-10 win over the Giants. He also rushed once for 10 yards.

Evans had a blunder early on, allowing a screen pass to slip through his hands, bounce off his shoulder and turn into an interception at Tampa Bay's 15-yard line. Although New York would punch that opportunity in for a touchdown, Evans responded admirably over the remainder of the contest. In fact, he compensated with a five-yard touchdown of his own in the second half, extending his current scoring streak to four straight games in the process. Evans also was one of four Buccaneers to catch a team-high six passes, a step up from back-to-back outings with merely two grabs. Next up is a tilt versus the Colts in Week 12 as Evans aims to continue his touchdown tear.