NFL Player News

Coach Brandon Staley said Monday that Allen (shoulder) is day-to-day, Daniel Popper of The Athletic reports.

Allen made a brief exit in the second half of Sunday's loss to the Lions, visiting the locker room to have his shoulder evaluated before returning to action. It didn't stop him from torching Detroit's defense to the tune of 11 catches on 14 targets for 175 yards and two touchdowns by game's end. The Chargers have a full week to prepare for next Sunday's visit to Green Bay, but there's a chance Allen has some practice limitations Wednesday through Friday.

Miami cut Webb from its practice squad Monday.

In a corresponding move, the Dolphins signed wide receiver Anthony Schwartz to their practice squad. Webb has yet to play a snap this regular season.

Jones caught both of his targets for 17 yards during Sunday's 34-3 loss to the 49ers.

The 25-year-old didn't have a significant role in the aerial attack but played 56 percent of Jacksonville's offensive snaps since Jamal Agnew departed with a shoulder injury. Jones should operate at the Jags' No. 3 wideout this weekend against the Titans if Zay Jones (knee) and Agnew are unavailable.

Shepard caught one of four targets for a two-yard touchdown in Sunday's 49-17 loss to the Cowboys.

Shepard was shut out in the receiving department until he caught a two-yard touchdown toss from Tommy DeVito on a fade toward the corner of the end zone with six seconds remaining in the contest. The catch was just Shepard's fifth of the campaign, as he's played a very minimal role in the Giants offense this season. Shepard did see a season-high four targets Sunday, though they all came on New York's final drive of the contest when the outcome had long been decided. With that context, there's little reason to expect the veteran wideout to work his way into a more prominent offensive role, especially with the Giants ranking among the league's worst passing teams and looking ahead to a top draft pick rather than a playoff push.

Sills was elevated from the Broncos' practice squad Monday, Aric DiLalla of the team's official site reports.

Sills joined Denver's practice squad in September after a multi-year stay with the Giants. The 27-year-old will be making his first appearance with the Broncos, although his time on the field will likely be limited as the projected No. 5 receiver.

Robinson caught two of three targets for six yards and rushed once for zero yards in Sunday's loss to Dallas.

With rookie quarterback Tommy DeVito totaling just 86 passing yards in his first NFL start, there was little opportunity for Giants pass catchers to make an impact. Robinson finished with fewer than three catches for the third time in the past four weeks after he tallied at least four receptions in each of his first four games of the campaign. The second-year wideout also logged just 49 percent of New York's offensive snaps Sunday, which was his lowest mark since his season debut in Week 2. He'll likely see more time on the field moving forward, but with Daniel Jones (knee) out for the season and DeVito working behind a struggling offensive line, there isn't much of a reason to target any Giants wideouts in fantasy.

Slayton tallied three catches (on four targets) for 21 yards in a blowout Week 10 loss to the Cowboys on Sunday.

Slayton tied for the team lead in targets and receptions, but that didn't amount to much production on a day when rookie quarterback Tommy DeVito threw for only 86 yards in his first NFL start. Slayton continues to log a healthy snap count every week and leads Giants wideouts in targets and receiving yards on the campaign, though that's amounted to a quiet 26-337-0 line through 10 contests. Daniel Jones (knee) is out for the season, so unless DeVito manages to break out unexpectedly behind New York's porous offensive line, the rest-of-season outlook for Slayton isn't promising.

Iosivas (knee) was listed as a non-participant on Cincinnati's practice estimate Monday, Jay Morrison of Pro Football Network reports.

It's not clear at this point when Iosivas sustained the knee injury or how severe it might be. The Bengals' injury reports Tuesday and Wednesday will paint a clearer picture of whether he'll be available for Thursday's game at Baltimore.

Higgins (hamstring) is considered unlikely to play in Thursday's game against the Ravens, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Higgins was officially listed as a non-participant on the Bengals' estimated practice report Monday, one day after he sat out Cincinnati's Week 10 loss to the Texans. Though the Week 11 contest has huge implications in the AFC North standings, Higgins doesn't look as though he'll be able to play through the injury on a short week. While Higgins was sidelined on Sunday and while Ja'Marr Chase nursed a bruised back, Tyler Boyd paced the receiver group in playing time (92 percent snap share), finishing with an 8-117-0 receiving line on a team-high 12 targets. Higgins' absence also opened up a spot in three-wide sets for Trenton Irwin, who caught two of four targets for 54 yards and a touchdown while playing 82 percent of the snaps.

Renfrow caught his only target for five yards in Sunday's 16-12 win over the Jets.

Renfrow played ahead of rookie Tre Tucker in the No. 3 receiver role for the Raiders on Sunday Night Football, but alpha Davante Adams was targeted on nearly half of Aidan O'Connell's 27 pass attempts, hogging 13 looks from the rookie quarterback while Renfrow saw just one opportunity come his way. Renfrow has yet to find the end zone through the team's first 10 games of the season, but Las Vegas could be forced to throw more often as a heavy underdog against the Dolphins in Week 11.