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Robinson finished with three catches for 46 yards and a touchdown on a season-high six targets Sunday versus Washington.

Robinson now has two lines of 3-46-1 on the year, with the first coming in Week 2 against Baltimore. Unfortunately, Week 2 and Sunday are the only two times through six weeks Robinson has more than two catches. He's also finished with 17 or fewer yards and hasn't scored in any of the other four weeks, so he's not a wideout who can be counted on to produce consistently moving forward.

Coach Kevin Stefanski said Beckham (shoulder) may play Thursday against the Broncos, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Beckham was listed as a non-participant on Monday's practice estimate, and Stefanski wasn't sure whether the wide receiver would be out there Tuesday, either. With Jarvis Landry (knee) inching closer to being activated from IR -- he has a chance to return Thursday -- the Browns finally may have their top two wide receivers available for the first time since Week 2. Their respective statuses likely will depend on what they're able to do on the field Tuesday and Wednesday.

Moore tallied three carries for 10 yards, three catches (on four targets) for 16 yards, two punt returns for eight yards and one kick return for 23 yards during Sunday's 37-14 win in Cleveland.

Moore has slowly but surely built up his offensive snap count as his rookie campaign has gone on, culminating with a season-high 58 percent share Week 6. Still, he ranked fourth in the category among Cardinals wide receivers behind A.J. Green (91), DeAndre Hopkins (89) and Christian Kirk (85). Moore's six touches fall smack dab in the middle of his range to date (3-to-8) and just above his 5.5 per game. With so few looks, he has to make the most of them on a weekly basis, making it difficult to know when exactly he'll pop.

Dorsett reverted to Seattle's practice squad Monday, per the NFL's official transactions report.

Dorsett secured his only target for three yards during Sunday night's loss to Pittsburgh. He's appeared in two games with the Seahawks this season, in addition to one contest with Jacksonville.

Pettis reverted to the Giants' practice squad Monday, per the NFL's official transactions report.

Pettis reverting to the practice squad is an automatic transaction after he was elevated for Sunday's loss to the Rams. Versus Los Angeles, Pettis secured five of 11 targets for 48 yards, benefiting from increased volume due to the team's normal starting wideouts. He also recorded one tackle when a pass intended for him was intercepted.

Merritt reverted to the Dolphins' practice squad Monday, per the NFL's official transactions report.

Merritt was active for Sunday's loss to the Jaguars, his first stint on the active roster of the season, but he didn't ultimately play. If the Dolphins are still dealing with a plethora of injuries at the wide receiver position by the time they take on Atlanta in Week 7, Merritt could be called upon again.

Hinton caught all five of his targets for 37 yards in Sunday's 34-24 loss to the Raiders.

Hinton had a relatively quiet outing on a day when the Broncos trailed the Raiders for the majority of the contest. The 24-year-old remained the third wideout in the pecking order behind Courtland Sutton and Tim Patrick, playing on 63 percent of Denver's offensive snaps. With fellow receiver Jerry Jeudy (ankle) set to make his return to the field in the near future, Hinton's window for fantasy production may be coming to an end soon. Next up for the Broncos is a matchup with the Browns on Thursday night.

Conley suffered a neck injury during Sunday's loss to the Colts but returned to the game, Mark Lane of USA Today reports.

The neck injury would explain Conley's season-low 31 snaps (42 percent), but it should be noted that Nico Collins returned to the lineup Week 6. That, and the sudden emergence of Chris Moore means Conley will be squeezed for playing time going forward.

Johnson caught two of five targets for 21 yards Sunday against the Rams.

Injuries to Darius Slayton, Kadarius Toney and Kenny Golladay got Johnson some looks, but he's still a tertiary option in the offense and will barely see the field if/when the starters get healthy.

Davis caught both of his targets for 25 yards during Monday's 34-31 loss to Tennessee.

Sadly, this was Davis' second-best game of the season, as he's fallen behind several other options in the Buffalo passing game following a strong rookie campaign. The Bills head into their bye in Week 7, and those holding out hope for a Davis resurgence should pay attention to Dawson Knox's status, as the starting tight end suffered a hand injury Monday. Any potential absence for Knox could be something that leads to Davis seeing more than the infrequent looks he's gotten to date.