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Adams caught seven of 10 targets for 118 yards during Sunday's 24-16 win over the Panthers.

Adams torched a tough Panthers pass defense for 16.9 yards per catch as he delivered his third 100-yard receiving game of the season. He looked much more like himself after struggling a week ago and seems to be past the toe injury that cost him four games earlier this season. Adams has drawn double-digit targets in each of his last three games and will look to build on this effort in Week 12 against the 49ers after the upcoming bye.

Parker converted five of his 10 targets into receptions for 69 yards in the team's Week 10 victory over the Colts.

Parker continued his emergence as the team's alpha receiver, with no other Dolphin topping six targets. In addition to the volume, Parker provided some threat down the field by hauling in two passes for 20 or more yards and surpassing 10 yards on four of his five receptions. Though he has yet to reach the century mark, Parker now has four consecutive games with more than 50 receiving yards. However, he'll be put to the test in the team's Week 11 matchup against the Bills, as he is likely to be shadowed by Tre'Davious White.

Ridley caught three of five targets for 28 receiving yards and picked up 19 rushing yards on his lone carry during Sunday's 26-9 win against the Saints.

There are Sundays when Ridley booms, as well as Sundays when Ridley busts. Week 10 was an instance of the latter, as Ridley was held under 35 receiving yards with zero touchdowns for the fourth time over his past seven outings. Though he has been inconsistent for stretches of the season thus far, there is reason to believe he will soon see an increase in workload as result of Mohamed Sanu's trade to New England, as well as Austin Hooper's potential absence due to a knee injury suffered Sunday. Despite the probable uptick in volume, Atlanta's upcoming opponent does not present a scenario for Ridley to be re-inserted into lineups with absolute confidence, as the Falcons will be facing off against Carolina's top-10 pass defense in Week 11.

Boyd caught six of eight targets for 62 total yards during Sunday's 49-13 loss to Baltimore.

The Bengals offense was quiet for the most part in Ryan Finley's debut, but Boyd did manage to reel in a nice 24-yard pass over the middle early in the second half. The Bengals have played an ugly brand of football this season, but Boyd has still kept value by hauling in at least five passes in seven of nine games, though he has just one touchdown on the season. That share may slip when and if A.J. Green (ankle) returns, but that timetable remains unclear after Green's setback this week. Next up is a Raiders defense that has been porous against the pass this season.

Brown caught all four of his targets for 80 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 49-13 win over the Bengals.

The Ravens wasted no time getting Brown the ball Sunday, taking a shot off of play action for a 49-yard gain down the middle of the field on the first play from scrimmage. He later scored his second touchdown in his last three games on a 20-yard pass in the third quarter. The rookie struggled a little after a hot start to the season before taking to the bench with an ankle injury. In the two games since his return, he's averaged 18.3 yards per catch and improved his season average to 16.2 yards per grab. Next up is a Houston defense that has been mediocre against the pass this season.

Cooper (knee) is listed as active Sunday against the Vikings, David Helman of the Cowboys' official site reports.

Despite logging an LP/DNP/LP practice regimen this week, Cooper will withstand his bruised left knee and slot into his usual spot in the starting lineup. He has a somewhat favorable matchup on tap versus a Minnesota defense that has given up 158.2 receiving yards per game and 12 touchdowns to wideouts in nine contests this season.

Smith failed to catch his lone target in Sunday's 34-27 win over the Giants.

Smith remained barely involved in the offense. He also ceded kick return duties back to Ty Montgomery, as the Jets' game plan for that special teams role continues to vary on a weekly basis.

Smith caught one of two targets for 13 receiving yards during Sunday's 26-9 loss to the Falcons.

In his return from a three-game, injury-induced absence, Smith's disappointing 2019 campaign continued as the Saints were held without a passing touchdown for the third time this season. If a second wide receiver has not emerged in the Saints' passing attack yet this season, one has to wonder if it will ever happen. Outside of Michael Thomas' performance, Sunday's showing was one of the weakest of the year for the New Orleans' receiving corps, as all other Saints wide receivers besides Thomas combined for two catches and 16 yards. Week 11 provides a glimpse of hope for either Smith or Ted Ginn Jr. to be viable as a bye-week fill in, with New Orleans going up against Tampa Bay's bottom-ranked pass defense.

Beasley caught four of six targets for 74 yards during Sunday's 19-16 loss to the Browns.

Beasley finished second on the team in catches and receiving yards in this one while ranking third in targets. He generated the team's longest play from scrimmage on the day and finished with an impressive average of 18.5 yards per target. Beasley's three-game touchdown streak came to an end, but he remains a focal point of the passing game and will look to return to the end zone in next Sunday's game against the Dolphins.

Anderson caught one of three targets for 11 yards in Sunday's 34-27 win over the Giants.

Anderson continues to falter, as the big plays that kept his bread buttered in past seasons just haven't come this year, excluding a 92-yard touchdown against Dallas back in Week 6. Despite his struggles, there's still some upside to be found with Anderson against Washington's vulnerable secondary in Week 11. The problem is, his floor remains extremely low, as evidenced by Sunday's performance.