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Valdes-Scantling caught both his targets for 48 yards and also rushed once for nine yards in Monday night's 23-22 win over the Lions.

Valdes-Scantling brief exited the game after getting his legs rolled up on during the first half, but he re-emerged after the half to reclaim his place in the lineup. The speedster's most notable contribution came on an impressive 46-yard, contested catch to start the fourth quarter -- his third reception of at least 40 yards this season. Although he hasn't broken out as a high-volume target with Davante Adams (toe) sidelined, Valdes-Scantling at least made the most of his looks Monday and avoided a health scare that probably won't impact him for Week 7's meeting with the Raiders.

Lazard caught four of five targets for 65 yards and a touchdown in Monday night's 23-22 win over the Lions.

Lazard entered Monday with one catch for seven yards in his career, but with Davante Adams (toe) out again and both Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Geronimo Allison (concussion) exiting at various points, he was given an opportunity to impress. Although he failed to haul in a catchable pass on his first target, Lazard immediately bounced back, corralling an unbelievable 35-yard touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers on the very next play, cutting the Packers' fourth-quarter deficit to two points in the process. After that contribution, Rodgers looked for Lazard three times on the team's final drive, which ultimately helped set up the game-winning field goal. Although the injuries to his fellow wideouts will be important to monitor ahead of Week 7's game versus the Raiders, Lazard surely earned himself some extra snaps with his improbable performance Monday.

Hollins was unable to haul in either of his two targets in Sunday's 38-20 loss to the Vikings.

Hollins drew both of his targets on the Eagles' final drive of the first half but was not heard from again in the game. Despite playing at least 30 snaps in each of the last three weeks, including 39 in this one, the North Carolina product has just one catch to show for it. With DeSean Jackson (abdomen) nearing a return -- possibly as soon as this week at Dallas -- Hollins may see his playing time completely evaporate.

Agholor caught four of his seven targets for 42 yards in Sunday's 38-20 loss to Minnesota.

The 26-year-old got another start but didn't register a catch until the final minute of the first half and led off the third quarter with his longest catch of the day, a 23-yarder. WIth Alshon Jeffery and DeSean Jackson (abdomen) both out early in the season, Agholor had some impressive moments as the No. 1 receiver, but since Jeffery has returned he has just five catches and 11 targets for 62 yards over that last three games. With Jackson a possibility to play this week against Dallas, Agholor's days as a starter are very likely numbered.

Webster signed with the Rams' practice squad Monday.

Webster was released by the Rams on Saturday in order to make room for another running back on the active roster with Todd Gurley (quad) out. He'll join the team's practice squad but could be activated if the team loses some depth at wideout.

Wilson secured one of three targets for 10 yards and returned six punts for 12 yards in the Buccaneers' 37-26 loss to the Panthers on Sunday. He also committed two fumbles, losing one.

The FSU product had a forgettable day overall and was also outplayed by fellow receiver Scott Miller (three receptions, 39 yards) on offense. Wilson seems to have lost ground to Miller in the receiver pecking order while Breshad Perriman (hamstring) is sidelined, as Wilson only logged 23 snaps to Miller's 48 on Sunday.

Miller secured three of seven targets for 39 yards in the Buccaneers' 37-26 loss to the Panthers on Sunday.

Miller's trio of receptions were the first of his career, as he once again helped fill in for Breshad Perriman (hamstring). The rookie actually checked in third in targets behind Chris Godwin and Mike Evans, outpacing fellow reserve Bobo Wilson in snaps by a 48-23 margin in the process. Miller appears to have vaulted over both Wilson and Justin Watson (three snaps Sunday) in the wide receiver pecking order, if the last two games are any indication.

Reynolds played just four offensive snaps and failed to catch his only target during Sunday's 20-7 loss to San Francisco.

With only nine targets and two receptions through six games, it's safe to ignore Reynolds in the majority of fantasy formats. He's flashed the potential to be a serviceable asset when given the opportunity in the past, but as it stands, there's not a lot of upside for the No. 4 receiver on the Rams depth chart.

Robinson failed to haul in any of his four targets Sunday against the Texans.

While Robinson still led the wideouts in terms of snaps, Tyreek Hill was targeted 10 times on just 29 snaps, while Robinson settled in behind Hill and Travis Kelce (six targets) in a tie with Mecole Hardman. Considering Sammy Watkins (hamstring) could return as soon as Thursday's contest versus the Broncos, Robinson could fade into the background moving forward.

Moore caught three of four targets for 36 yards in Sunday's 32-28 win over the Browns.

Moore marked season highs across all categories in this contest, even though he finished fourth among Seattle's wide receivers with 19 of a possible 83 offensive snaps (23 percent). He remains behind Tyler Lockett, D.K. Metcalf and Jaron Brown -- the latter who had two touchdowns in this contest -- in the pecking order for the time being.