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Philips recorded one reception on two targets for six yards in Sunday's 24-16 loss to the Ravens.

Philips appeared in his second game of the season and managed a fairly significant increase in snap rate, jumping from 24 to 46 percent. However, his production remained minimal and his performance was defined by a muffed punt that allowed the Ravens to kick a field goal just before halftime. He returned to punt return duties thereafter, so his role on special teams seems secure. On the other hand, Philips will likely continue to see minimal targets.

Thompson reverted to Seattle's practice squad Monday.

Thompson saw playing time on both offense and special teams but didn't record any stats during Sunday's loss to the Bengals. Thompson could be called up again ahead of the Week 7 game against the Cardinals with Dee Eskridge still suspended one more game.

Moore tallied four catches on seven targets for 30 yards and ran for minus-4 yards on three carries during Sunday's 26-9 loss to the Rams.

Moore's target total was a season high, and his carry count matched his biggest of the campaign. He wasn't efficient with those looks however, on his way to his third-fewest yards from scrimmage in six games this year. Prior to Sunday's contest, he was averaging a robust 14.5 yards per carry, so he likely will continue to get opportunities on the ground as long as James Conner (knee) is on IR. Moore will aim to bounce back in Week 7 against a Seahawks defense that has given up the sixth-most catches (90) and third-most TD grabs (seven) to wide receivers this season.

Allen reverted to Philadelphia's practice squad Monday.

Allen did not record any stats during Sunday's loss to the Jets while playing solely on special teams. Allen has now been activated for two games this year and will return to the practice squad and await his next opportunity to be called up.

Bateman caught two of three targets for 15 yards Sunday in the Ravens' 24-16 win over the Titans.

Bateman played roughly 50 percent of Baltimore's offensive snaps and yet he drew just 10 percent of Baltimore's targets as he continues to have a minor role in the passing game. He has not eclipsed more than 30 yards in any game since the opener, and his one target that did not result in a catch ultimately resulted in an interception on an apparent miscommunication. Bateman and the Ravens return home to face the Lions in Week 7, and though Bateman continues to play a decent chunk of snaps, there aren't signs pointing to his receiving production having a massive uptick going forward.

Reagor reverted to the Patriots' practice squad Monday.

Reagor played 13 offensive snaps during Sunday's loss to the Raiders but failed to record a stat. The 2020 first-round pick will now return to the practice squad and wait for another opportunity to be called up for action.

Conner reverted to the Dolphins' practice squad Monday.

Conner was elevated to the active roster prior to Sunday's 42-21 win over the Panthers, failing to log any stats while playing 23 total snaps between the offense and special teams. The tight end will now await his next opportunity to join the active roster.

Beckham caught two of four targets for 34 yards in Sunday's 24-16 win over the Titans in London.

Only Zay Flowers (eight) had more targets in the Baltimore receiving corps than Beckham. The veteran has yet to have a breakout game for the Ravens, as he has not scored a touchdown through four games, and his season high for yardage is 37, which came in the opener against Houston. Baltimore's offense is still finding its identity in the new Todd Monken system, and Beckham is seeing a role when healthy, but it's not translating into fantasy-relevant production as of yet. The Ravens return home to host the Lions in Week 7.

Darden reverted to the Browns' practice squad Monday.

Darden operated as the team's primary return specialist in Sunday's 19-17 upset win over the 49ers, compiling 42 return-yards on two kick returns and 39 yards on four punts. If Cedric Tillman (hip) is unable to go again in Week 7 versus the Colts, Darden could be elevated to the team's active roster again.

Zaccheaus was targeted twice in Sunday's 20-14 loss to the Jets, finishing with one catch for five yards.

With Quez Watkins (hamstring) on injured reserve, Zaccheaus stepped up to be the Eagles' third wideout, but the additional snaps didn't lead to much production. Zacchaeus now has caught a total of four passes in the three games Watkins has missed this year, though that's four more than his total of zero in the three games Watkins has been available.