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As expected Robinson saw his offensive snap count percentage drop to only 64 percent Sunday against the Packers. He snared both of his targets for six yards.

Robinson's drop in usage correlated with the return of Sammy Watkins, and he could see that number fall further next week if Watkins gets pack into the 90 percent range that he saw during the first four weeks of the campaign. Robinson didn't see nearly the plunge of rookie Mecole Hardman, but he's now third among wideouts and fourth among pass catchers (when including Travis Kelce) in the pecking order for targets.

Arcega-Whiteside played just four snaps in Sunday's 31-13 win over Buffalo.

Arcega-Whiteside has played just 29 snaps over the last five weeks and has not drawn a target in that time. It would take another rash of injuries to the Eagles' receiving corps before the rookie might become a factor in the offense.

Hollins did not see a target in Sunday's 31-13 win over Buffalo.

Hollins got the start and played 43 of 73 snaps, but his only appearance in the box score was a penalty for running into the kicker while trying to block a punt. The 26-year-old has seen just six passing attempts in his direction over the last five weeks and has come down with only one of them. With DeSean Jackson on the mend from an abdominal injury, Hollins' days as a starter are likely coming to an end, perhaps as soon as Week 9 against the Bears.

Miller was placed on the Panthers' practice squad injury list on Monday, Max Henson of the Panthers' official site reports.

Miller was added to the practice unit prior to Week 8 but apparently suffered an ankle injury at some point over the last week. The severity of the issue is unknown at this time.

Agholor caught all four of his targets for seven yards and added seven more yards on two rushing attempts in Sunday's 31-13 win over Buffalo.

Agholor gained seven yards on his first reception in the first quarter and rushed around the left end for 16 yards later in the frame but would mostly lose yardage on his remaining touches. With 261 receiving yards and half the season in the books, the 2015 first-round pick is well off even the 700-yard pace that had become his baseline over the last two seasons. With the Bears on tap Week 9, it's tough to foresee the 26-year-old bucking that trend in the near future.

Snead agreed to a one-year, $6 million extension Monday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

The deal is fully guaranteed and locks Snead into the 2020 campaign with the Ravens. He's proved to be a solid fit with Lamar Jackson, reeling in 15 of 22 targets for 223 yards and two touchdowns in seven games this season. Those numbers aren't eye-popping, but they are decent enough in a run-based offense, and behind more explosive options like tight end Mark Andrews and rookie wide receiver Marquise Brown (ankle).

Sherfield (knee) was listed as a non-participant on Monday's estimated injury report.

Sherfield was the Cardinals' second-most utilized outside receiver during Sunday's 31-9 loss at New Orleans, earning a 53 percent share of the offensive snaps. He ranked behind Damiere Byrd (88 percent) and ahead of Andy Isabella (two percent) while KeeSean Johnson was inactive, but the workload didn't amount to any production, as Sherfield was unable to gather in either of his targets. With a knee injury in tow, Sherfield's availability now is in question ahead of Thursday's divisional matchup with the 49ers.

Pascal had just one reception for six yards on two targets in Sunday's win over Denver. He also had two kickoff returns for 76 yards, including a 47-yard return.

After a career-best game the prior week where he had 106 yards receiving and two touchdowns, Pascal didn't have much impact other than special teams. Pascal was a starting receiver in a three-wideout set with T.Y. Hilton and Chester Rogers and played the second most snaps to Hilton (59 snaps to Hilton's 60 snaps). However, like earlier in the season, that high snap count hasn't always translated into many targets.

Goodwin (personal) returned to the team Monday and is expected to play Thursday against the Cardinals, Matt Barrows of The Athletic reports.

Goodwin was excused by the team late last week to tend to a personal matter, but the issue appears to be resolved as the veteran receiver was present at the 49ers' facilities Monday. He figures to work in as the No. 2 receiver behind Emmanuel Sanders for the 49ers. Goodwin's performance as the top option was less than impressive with just 11 catches for 181 yards and a score through six games, so unless Sanders can draw enough attention away from Goodwin, he's a risky play for fantasy purposes.

Campbell did not have a target and played just eight snaps on offense in Sunday's win over Denver.

Campbell returned after missing three weeks due to an abdominal injury, but wasn't much a part of the game plan. It's notable that he was active while Deon Cain was inactive for the game. Campbell had eight targets in his previous game Week 4, so the Colts may have tried to ease him back into action.