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Godwin (foot) is listed as active Sunday at Washington, Scott Smith of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

Coming off the Buccaneers' bye week, Godwin kicked off Week 10 prep with back-to-back absences due to a foot injury. He ended up capping it with a limited session Friday and receiving a questionable designation, but Greg Auman of The Athletic reported Saturday the team expected Godwin to suit up Sunday. Indeed, Godwin is available to a skill-position group that will be without Antonio Brown (ankle) and Rob Gronkowski (back). In two games prior to the midseason respite, Godwin was operating on all cylinders, combining for 16 catches (on 23 targets) for 251 yards and two touchdowns.

Davis (hip) is active for Sunday's game against the Bills, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.

He'll be making his return to the lineup after a two-game absence due the hip injury. Though Davis managed only one full practice this week, he was at least able to participate in a limited capacity Wednesday and Thursday, so the expectation is that he'll be able to take on a normal workload in his first game since Week 7. Davis will be catching passes from Mike White, who will make his third start of the season but his first with the Jets' No. 1 receiver available.

Moore (concussion/neck), who is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Panthers, is expected to suit up and play, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Moore closed the week as a limited practice participant after being listed as a non-participant on the Cardinals' first two injury reports of the week, but head coach Kliff Kingsbury didn't offer any word regarding where the rookie wideout stood in his progression through the NFL's five-step concussion protocol. Rapoport's report implies that the Cardinals anticipate Moore gaining clearance from an independent neurologist prior to Sunday's 4:05 p.m. ET kickoff (if he hasn't already), and the related neck issue that the 21-year-old is dealing with doesn't look like it will keep him off the field either. With DeAndre Hopkins (hamstring) listed as questionable but trending toward a second straight absence, Moore could be in store for a pronounced role on offense once again, but that hasn't translated to much meaningful fantasy production of late. Since turning in a 7-114-1 receiving line Week 2, Moore has hauled in 23 of 27 targets over the subsequent seven contests, but he's averaging a lowly 6.3 yards per target and hasn't visited the end zone.

The Rams have discussed using Beckham as an occasional punt returner in addition to his duties at receiver when he likely makes his team debut Monday in San Francisco, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Beckham hasn't returned a kickoff or punt since 2019, but the Rams apparently view him as a candidate to contribute on both offense and special teams over the second half of the season. With Los Angeles having lost its primary punt returner (rookie Tutu Atwell) to a season-ending shoulder injury earlier this month, Cooper Kupp has usually acted as the Rams' "safe" punt returner on the occasions the team has wanted to have somebody sure-handed to field kicks deep in its own territory. Kupp could continue to field punts in those scenarios, but Beckham would represent a more dynamic option when the Rams are looking for someone to provide a potential game-changing play. Regardless, any value Beckham provides on special teams will be minimal compared to what he does on offense, where he'll likely have an even more heightened role than the Rams initially envisioned upon signing him to a one-year, $4.5 million deal Thursday. With Robert Woods (knee) suffering a season-ending ACL tear in Friday's practice, Beckham could quickly usurp either Van Jefferson or Tyler Higbee as the No. 2 option in the passing game behind Kupp, who leads the NFL in catches, receiving yards and touchdown receptions.

Hopkins (hamstring) remains questionable for Sunday's game against the Panthers but isn't expected to play, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Per Rapoport, unless Hopkins shows unexpected improvement as the game's 4:05 p.m. ET kickoff approaches, Hopkins is trending toward sitting out for a second straight week. Meanwhile, the report adds that fellow wideout Rondale Moore (neck) should be available Sunday to work alongside A.J. Green and Christian Kirk.

Miller (toe) won't be activated from injured reserve prior to Sunday's game against Washington, Greg Auman of The Athletic reports.

Coach Bruce Arians recently expressed optimism that Miller would be able to suit up against Washington, but the receiver will miss at least one more game due to turf toe. He resumed practicing Nov. 2, so it appears somewhat likely that he'll return to game action for the team's Week 11 matchup against the Giants on Nov. 22.

Dortch was elevated to the Cardinals' active roster from their practice squad Saturday.

With DeAndre Hopkins (hamstring) and Rondale Moore (concussion) both questionable, Dortch will join the Cardinals' roster for the second consecutive game to provide depth at wide receiver. He played just four offensive snaps in Week 9, so Dortch's role will likely remain limited Sunday against the Panthers.

The Titans signed Fitzpatrick to their active roster Saturday, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Fitzpatrick began the season on Tennessee's practice squad, but he'll provide depth at wide receiver after Julio Jones (hamstring) was placed on injured reserve. The rookie hauled in 43 of 72 targets for 833 yards and three touchdowns in his senior season at Louisville.

Godwin (foot) is expected to play Sunday against the Buccaneers, Greg Auman of The Athletic reports.

Fantasy managers will still want to check in on Godwin's status ahead of the 1 p.m. ET kickoff, but this is certainly good news considering some speculated the elevation of Breshad Perriman from the practice squad indicated the fleet-footed Godwin would be unable to play Sunday. The Buccaneers are already without Antonio Brown (foot) and Rob Gronkowski (back) and didn't choose to remove Scotty Miller (toe) from injured reserve, so expect a heavy dose of Mike Evans, Tyler Johnson and Godwin in the event the latter is officially active against Washington.

Perriman will be elevated from Tampa Bay's practice squad to play against Washington on Sunday, Greg Auman of The Athletic reports.

Perriman's back on the Buccaneers team with which he spent the 2019 season, though his second stint in Tampa Bay may only last a week. He'll provide some extra depth for a receiving corps that will be depleted by injuries in Week 10 -- Antonio Brown (ankle) has been ruled out, while Chris Godwin (foot) is questionable.