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Anderson caught four of six targets for 37 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 34-10 win over the Cardinals.

Anderson enjoyed his best game in a while despite Carolina being without former starting quarterback Sam Darnold (shoulder). The wideout hauled in a two-yard touchdown from recent signee Cam Newton during the first quarter, marking Anderson's first score since Week 6. With a few other grabs as well, Anderson topped 35 yards for just the fourth time this season. While still not overly productive, Anderson's performance Sunday at least carries him toward Week 11's matchup versus Washington with positive momentum.

Lockett caught two receptions for 23 yards on eight targets against Green Bay on Sunday.

It was a frustrating day for Lockett and the Seattle receivers, none of whom could get anything going despite beating the Green Bay secondary plenty of times. The fact is that Lockett and DK Metcalf will both struggle to produce if Russell Wilson (finger) can't play better than he did against Green Bay, and the upcoming Arizona defense is probably less charitable than that of the Packers.

Adams caught seven passes for 78 yards on 11 targets against Seattle on Sunday.

Adams could have done more against this vulnerable secondary, but the Packers seemed just a tad disjointed as Aaron Rodgers made his return from a one-game COVID absence. Rodgers and especially Adams should become more dangerous as the rust shakes off, and it might be Week 11 opponent Minnesota who bears the brunt of that.

Moore caught three of six targets for 44 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 45-17 loss to the Bills.

New York's passing game was quiet for most of the game with Mike White struggling, but Joe Flacco came in for the final drive and provided a spark, capping off the drive with a 15-yard touchdown pass to Moore. The rookie second-round pick has caught three touchdown passes thrown by three different quarterbacks over the past two games, so the Jets' revolving door under center hasn't hindered Moore's development.

Metcalf caught three passes for 26 yards on eight targets against Green Bay on Sunday.

Metcalf could have had a bigger day if Russell Wilson hadn't been such a mess -- there's no doubt that the Packers corners can't keep up with Metcalf -- but his unfortunate box score was compounded by an on-field meltdown late in the game during which he committed a flagrant facemask-related offense that got him thrown out. Assuming there isn't any further discipline as a result of his antics late in the game, Metcalf will try to bounce back against the Cardinals in Week 11, though that might depend less on Metcalf's play than the condition of Wilson's throwing hand, which evidently wasn't good enough in this one.

Kirk caught seven of eight targets for 58 yards in Sunday's 34-10 loss to the Panthers.

Kirk led Arizona in all major receiving categories with top wideout DeAndre Hopkins (hamstring) sidelined. However, with star quarterback Kyler Murray (ankle) also out again, the Cardinals struggled mightily passing the ball, with signal-callers Colt McCoy and Chris Streveler managing just 143 yards combined. While Kirk has been productive within a short-handed offense lately, he'll hope Murray can return to the lineup in Week 11 versus the 49ers.

Moore caught four of seven targets for 24 yards in Sunday's 34-10 win over the Cardinals.

Moore had another quiet outing, as he's now gone consecutive games with under five catches and 35 yards. Although Carolina switching to quarterbacks P.J. Walker and Cam Newton on Sunday surely impacted the offense, Moore still trailed tailbacks Christian McCaffrey and Ameer Abdullah, as well as fellow wideout Robby Anderson, in yardage. On the bright side, only McCaffrey garnered more looks. Whether it's Walker, Newton or both throwing passes next week versus Washington, Moore will strive to make a much bigger impact than he's managed of late.

Callaway recorded two receptions on four targets for 37 yards in Sunday's 23-21 loss to the Titans.

Callaway lost out on targets to both Tre'Quan Smith and Mark Ingram, though he salvaged his day with a 15-yard touchdown reception late in the fourth quarter to bring the Saints within two. His only other catch on the day came earlier on that same drive when he gained 22 yards deep down the sideline. Callaway has five catches for 62 yards in two games with Trevor Siemian as the starter to go along with two touchdowns. He'll head into a Week 11 matchup against the Eagles having recorded at least three catches in four of his last five contests.

Harris recorded three receptions on four targets for 84 yards in Sunday's 23-21 loss to the Titans.

Harris saw his role dip, as he entered the game having commanded at least seven targets in three of his last four games. Even so, he made the most of his opportunity by recording receptions of 46, 21 and 17 yards to post his best yardage total in a contest this season. Harris has now managed nine receptions for 136 yards across two games with Trevor Siemian as the starting quarterback heading into a Week 11 matchup against the Eagles.

Carter brought in three of six targets for 56 yards and a touchdown, rushed once for four yards, returned one punt for 10 yards and ran back two kickoffs for 47 yards in Washington's 29-19 win over the Buccaneers on Sunday.

The speedster was productive in multiple roles again Sunday, and his 20-yard touchdown grab early in the second quarter extended Washington's early lead to 13-0. Carter has seemingly begun to carve out a role for himself on offense during the extended absence of Curtis Samuel (groin), as he now has multiple receptions and a receiving touchdown in back-to-back games. The undrafted Sacramento State product is an intriguing option, particularly in formats that count return yards, going into a Week 11 road matchup versus the Panthers.