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Ford reverted to the Dolphins' practice squad Monday, per the NFL's official transaction log.

Ford played a considerable portion of the offensive workload in a win over New England, garnering 54 of 73 snaps while pulling in all three of his targets for 18 yards. Following a mid-season stint with the Patriots, Week 15 marked Ford's first Dolphins appearance since Nov. 1.

The Seahawks waived Hart on Monday, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

Hart made his NFL debut this season and played 11 games for the Seahawks, posting a three-yard reception and a 19-yard carry. He was cut to make room on the 53-man roster for Josh Gordon, who has been reinstated from his suspension. If Hart clears waivers, he'll likely land on the team's practice squad.

Ford reeled in all three of his targets for 18 yards during Sunday's 22-12 won over the Patriots.

Ford had a brief stint with the Patriots back in November, so his matchup on Sunday may technically have qualified as a "revenge game." With DeVante Parker (hamstring) and Jakeem Grant (hamstring) both absent last weekend, and Preston Williams (foot) still on IR, Ford was afforded an opportunity to handle a season-high 54 offensive snaps (74 percent).

Hollins caught one of two targets for eight yards during Sunday's 22-12 win over New England.

Hollins played a season-high 96 percent of offensive snaps with both DeVante Parker (hamstring) and Jakeem Grant (hamstring) sidelined, but he was only able to translate his playing time into two looks from Tua Tagovailoa. If the Dolphins' top receivers can get healthy enough to suit up Week 16 against the Raiders, Hollins may find himself back in a reserve role.

Moore (thigh) was activated from injured reserve Monday.

Moore is ready to return to the lineup for a Week 16 matchup against the Giants. The 27-year-old wideout has played just one game this season, logging nine snaps on special teams and none on offense. He'll likely handle a similar workload for the remainder of the season.

Coach Sean McDermott said Monday that the Bills are still monitoring Diggs (foot), Jay Skurski of The Buffalo News reports.

Diggs was forced out of last Saturday's blowout win over the Broncos late due to a foot injury, but not before racking up 11 catches for 147 yards. The initial postgame diagnosis for Diggs' injury was reportedly minor, but Buffalo hasn't offered an official update in the meantime. The Bills are next scheduled to take the practice field Wednesday, so more information on Diggs' health should become available then, at the latest.

Bourne logged 42 offensive snaps (50 percent) and hauled in all four of his targets for 86 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 41-33 loss to Dallas.

Bourne made an impressive leaping grab above a sea of Dallas defenders on a 49-yard heave by C.J. Beathard on the final play of the contest. The score had no effect on the final result, but garbage time or not, the end result was a new season high in receiving yards for the veteran wideout. Bourne is stuck at third on the depth chart even after starter Deebo Samuel (hamstring) was ruled out for the rest of the year. It was Richie James (54 snaps, four catches, seven targets and 56 yards) who jumped up to second on the depth chart starting opposite Brandon Aiyuk. It's highly improbable that Bourne will catch an amazing Hail Mary attempt every week, so expectations should be held in check while he occupies a slot/third receiver role against the Cardinals on Saturday.

Cole caught both of his targets for 22 yards during Sunday's 40-14 loss at Baltimore.

The 27-year-old had seven catches for 67 yards and one touchdown last week versus the Titans, but he was barely involved in the passing game against the Ravens despite playing 43 of 58 offensive snaps. Cole has played about 80 percent of Jacksonville's offensive snaps throughout the season, but the volatility of the offense limits his potential for fantasy output.

Humphrey corralled two of four targets for 29 yards and a touchdown in the Saints' 32-29 loss to the Chiefs on Sunday.

Activated to the active roster Saturday, Humphrey got his first taste of 2020 NFL action and immediately made an impact. The second-year man drew only one target as a rookie and finished his inaugural campaign without a catch. He lassoed his first receptions as a pro and his first touchdown in the process. Humphrey could stay involved to finish out the regular season with Michael Thomas (ankle) on injured reserve.

Gallup (hip) has avoided serious injury and hasn't yet been ruled out to face the Eagles on Sunday, Michael Gehlken of The Dallas Morning News reports.

Gallup was forced out of last weekend's win over the 49ers due to a strained hip, but not before hauling in three catches for 26 yards and a score. The third-year pro has seen 35 targets in five games since the Cowboys' bye. If Gallup misses any time, Noah Brown, Cedrick Wilson and Malik Turner will all be candidates to handle more work behind CeeDee Lamb and Amari Cooper.